World Ranger Day 2024: Honoring Nature’s Guardians and Their Vital Role
Celebrating World Ranger Day 2024 and the essential role rangers play in preserving our planet’s biodiversity and ecosystems.
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Yalu River Estuary: A Crucial Sanctuary for Migratory Birds
Discover how the Yalu River estuary serves as a critical sanctuary for over 320 bird species along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.
Record-Breaking Panda Triplets Turn 10 at Chimelong Safari Park
Meet Meng Meng, Shuai Shuai, and Ku Ku, the world’s only giant panda triplets celebrating their 10th birthday at Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou, holding two Guinness World Records.
Inside China’s Black Soil Protection: Global Collaboration for Sustainability
After two years of implementing the black soil protection law, Chinese scientists in Jilin Province collaborate globally to ensure sustainable use and restoration of the planet’s most fertile land.
Most Drylands Globally Unprotected, Threatening Biodiversity, New Study Finds
An Israeli study reveals that nearly half of the world’s drylands lack protection, endangering biodiversity and falling short of global conservation targets.
Newly Discovered Tibetan Antelope Breeding Ground Hosts Up to 100,000
Scientists uncover the second-largest breeding ground for Tibetan antelopes on China’s Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, home to up to 100,000 antelopes.
Shanghai’s Dongtan Wetland: A Critical Haven for Migratory Birds
Discover how Shanghai’s Dongtan Wetland serves as a vital sanctuary for nearly one million migratory birds each year, protecting 300 species including 20 endangered ones.
Heihe Wetlands in Gansu See Surge in Endangered Black Stork Population
Enhanced conservation efforts in Heihe Wetland, Gansu Province are leading to a significant increase in the endangered black stork population, marking a positive environmental impact.
Professor Drives Yangtze River Biodiversity Revival with Innovative Conservation
Professor Liu Haiping leads groundbreaking efforts to restore rare fish populations in the Yangtze River through innovative conservation techniques.
Adorable Panda Pair to Debut at San Diego Zoo on August 8
The San Diego Zoo welcomes a panda pair from China, making their public debut on August 8. A momentous event for wildlife lovers and conservationists worldwide.