Australian Study Reveals Global Decline of Older Animals
A study by Charles Darwin University warns that human activities are driving the global decline of older animals, impacting species like lions and elephants.
Conservation
Tech Boosts Conservation Efforts at Xizang’s Historic Potala Palace
Advanced monitoring technology helps Professor Yang Na and her team preserve Xizang’s Potala Palace by analyzing visitor impacts, ensuring its 1,300-year history endures.
Vibrant Wildlife Blooms in Liao River Estuary: A Conservation Success
Protected species flourish in northeast China’s Liao River Estuary, showcasing successful wildlife conservation and ecological improvements.
Canada’s AI Initiative Aims to Rescue Insect Biodiversity
Canadian researchers launch Antenna, an AI-powered project to monitor and reverse the rapid extinction of insect species, aiming to safeguard global biodiversity.
Wildlife Flourishes at Cradle Moon Conservancy near Johannesburg
Discover how Cradle Moon Conservancy outside Johannesburg nurtures diverse wildlife, offering stunning landscapes and activities for nature enthusiasts.
Heartwarming Bonds: Caretakers and Milu Deer Thrive in Dafeng Reserve
At Jiangsu’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, dedicated caretakers build deep bonds with milu deer, ensuring their thriving existence in a protected wetland.
Flying High: Dafeng Milu Reserve Reveals Graceful Milu Deer and Thriving Ecosystems
Explore the breathtaking aerial views of Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve in Jiangsu, showcasing free-roaming milu deer and a thriving ecosystem made possible by dedicated conservation efforts.
Asia Pacific’s Bold Mission to Save Endangered Wildlife
Asia Pacific is intensifying its efforts to protect critically endangered species like the spoon-billed sandpiper, tigers, and primates through a comprehensive biodiversity mission.
Success in Jiangsu: Milu Deer Population Soars in Dafeng Reserve
Jiangsu’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve celebrates a thriving population of over 7,800 milu deer, marking a significant achievement in the Chinese mainland’s conservation efforts.
Southern Hemisphere’s Only Giant Pandas Return to China After 15 Years
After 15 years at Adelaide Zoo, the Southern Hemisphere’s only giant pandas, Wang Wang and Fu Ni, have returned to China, marking a milestone in Australia-China conservation efforts.