Changbai Pine: Guardian of Jilin’s Changbai Mountains
Explore the resilience of the Changbai Pine in Jilin’s Changbai Mountains. Discover how this unique tree supports biodiversity and stabilizes the fragile mountain ecosystem.
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Young Rangers Protect Wildlife in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park
A team of young rangers in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park works tirelessly to protect rare wildlife and monitor the park’s ecology, overcoming challenges to preserve nature.
Guarding the ‘Giant Panda of Birds’: Meet Xiao Dongyang, Longhu Mountain’s Dedicated Ranger
Xiao Dongyang, a dedicated ranger in Longhu Mountain, has spent 18 years protecting the endangered Chinese merganser, earning him the title of the ‘giant panda of birds.’
Eastern Black Crested Gibbons: A Cross-Border Conservation Success
Eastern Black Crested Gibbons, once believed extinct, are making a comeback thanks to collaborative conservation efforts between China and Vietnam.
Swiss Voters Face Crucial Decision on Biodiversity Protection Plan
Swiss voters will decide on a plan to enhance biodiversity with increased funding for green spaces. Initial support has declined amid concerns over costs and economic impact.
Hubei’s Wildlife Protection Efforts Boost Rare Species Populations
Hubei Province boosts protection for rare milu deer and Yangtze finless porpoises, resulting in significant population growth.
Adorable Tibetan Antelope Calves Thrive at Hoh Xil Protection Station
Tibetan antelope calves at Sonam Dargye Protection Station in Hoh Xil are thriving under dedicated care, preparing to return to the wild.
Young Guardians Protect Rare Wildlife in Qilian Mountain
Four young conservationists work tirelessly in Qilian Mountain National Park to protect rare species like snow leopards and manuls, overcoming harsh conditions to safeguard nature’s treasures.
China’s Conservation Efforts Bring Crested Ibises Back from the Brink
Discover how China’s dedicated conservation programs have successfully brought the crested ibis back from near extinction, ensuring its future in the wild.
Haitang Makes Triumphant Return to South China Sea After 140-Day Rescue
After 140 days of dedicated care, the pilot whale ‘Haitang’ safely returns to the South China Sea, highlighting the importance of marine conservation efforts.