China’s Bold Move: Expanding Wilderness with New National Parks
China takes significant steps in nature conservation with the creation of its first national parks, protecting vast wilderness areas. Explore their impact.
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China’s Nature Reserves: Reviving Qinghai Lake’s Naked Carp and Protecting Biodiversity
China’s expansive nature reserve network has revived Qinghai Lake’s unique naked carp and safeguarded the nation’s rich biodiversity.
Youth-Led Rescue Base Protects Cranes on Qilian Plateau
Young conservationists establish a rescue base on the Qilian Plateau, safeguarding the annual visit of black-necked cranes and protecting wildlife in western China.
Nature’s Marvel: Hua’ao Island’s Stone Pillars Rival Giant’s Causeway
Discover Hua’ao Island’s impressive stone pillars formed by marine erosion, surpassing even the famous Giant’s Causeway in size.
Summer on the Plateau: The Fragrant Weasel’s Unique Habitat
Discover the unique mountain weasel of Qinghai Province, its scented allure, and its fascinating relationship with the pika on China’s expansive grasslands.
Nandagang: China’s Vital Sanctuary for 271 Migratory Bird Species
Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat in Hebei Province, China, supports 271 bird species and is part of a UNESCO World Heritage coastal sanctuary.
Discovering the Majestic Sanggan River Valley: A Blend of Nature and Culture
Explore the Sanggan River Valley in northern China, a vital waterway with rich cultural heritage featured in literature and history.
Brown-eared Pheasants Flourish in Shanxi’s Qiliyu Scenic Area
Brown-eared pheasants are thriving in Shanxi’s Qiliyu Scenic Area, thanks to ongoing ecological conservation efforts that have expanded their population and habitat.
East China’s Misty Fairyland: The Enchanting Lingzhi Mushroom Habitat
Discover the enchanting Lingzhi mushroom habitat in Jingde County, Anhui Province, where misty mountains and lush greenery create a fairyland setting perfect for these rare and revered fungi.
Red-winged Laughingthrush Enjoys Bath in Sichuan’s Laojun Mountain Reserve
A red-winged laughingthrush takes a joyful bath in Sichuan’s Laojun Mountain National Nature Reserve, showcasing the rich biodiversity of southwest China.