Border Wall Cuts Jaguar Migration, Threatens Latin America’s Biggest Feline
New border wall segments block jaguars’ migration between the U.S. and Mexico, threatening Latin America’s biggest feline and prompting urgent conservation calls.
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High-Tech Guardians Shield East China’s Bird Haven
On Gaoshan Island in east China, local teams harness drones, sensors and AI to protect tens of thousands of migratory birds at a vital waypoint along global flyways.
Meet Cheng Shi: Rare Baby Panda Thrives at Chengdu’s Star Nursery House
Baby pandas, including the rare white-and-grey cub Cheng Shi, made their debut at Chengdu’s Star Nursery House, highlighting the Chinese mainland’s leading conservation and research work.
Major Resource Leaps Under China’s 14th Five-Year Plan
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan achieved major resource breakthroughs: 10 oilfields, 19 gas fields, 200Mt oil, 240bcm gas, plus boosts in land, forest cover, marine GDP and ecological restoration.
High-Pamir Expedition: Chinese Mainland and Tajik Scientists Unite to Protect Marco Polo Sheep
At over 4,000m atop the High Pamirs, Chinese mainland and Tajik scientists track Marco Polo sheep in a joint expedition, gathering vital data to safeguard this flagship plateau species.
Rare Acer miaotaiense Discovered in Shaanxi Reserve
Researchers discover a stable wild population of Acer miaotaiense in Shaanxi’s Taibai reserve, a milestone for biodiversity conservation and eco-research.
Tiny Triumph: World’s Smallest Freshwater Turtle Hatches at Guadalajara Zoo
Guadalajara Zoo hatches the world’s smallest freshwater turtle, a Vallarta mud turtle, marking a landmark win for conservation in Mexico.
Twin Pandas Zhi Shi and Zhi Ma Debut in Harbin
Twin pandas Zhi Shi and Zhi Ma, aged eight, made their public debut at Harbin’s Sun Island pavilion, boosting conservation awareness and eco-tourism.
Dugong Spotted off South China Sea Reef for First Time in 30 Years
Chinese researchers have confirmed a dugong sighting off Yongshu Reef in the South China Sea – the first in over 30 years – highlighting the need for renewed marine conservation efforts.
Qinling Mountains: A Shared Home for Humans and Wildlife
Discover how 30 years of research in the Qinling Mountains have restored forests, reclaimed habitats and built a thriving coexistence between humans and wildlife on the Chinese mainland.