Financing Wildlife Conservation: Securing Our Planet’s Future
On World Wildlife Day, the focus is on financing conservation efforts to protect our planet and support human livelihoods.
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World Seagrass Day: Celebrating Nature’s Blue Carbon Heroes
World Seagrass Day, established by the UN in 2022, highlights the crucial role of seagrass in carbon capture and ecosystem health amid the climate crisis.
Shanxi Forest Police Rescue and Heal Injured Vulture
A vulture with an injured wing was successfully rescued and healed by forest police in Shanxi’s Yuanqu County, showcasing China’s dedication to wildlife protection.
Growth in Yunnan’s Wandering Elephant Herd Brings New Life
China’s wandering elephant herd in Yunnan Province is growing, with new baby elephants joining the group. Recent footage from Xishuangbanna National Nature Reserve highlights the adorable interactions among the herd.
Rare Gaoligong Takinsâ High-Altitude âBullfightâ Caught on Camera
Infrared cameras capture rare footage of protected Gaoligong takins in a high-altitude “bullfight,” highlighting Yunnan’s biodiversity and conservation progress.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou Wetland
Researchers in Guangzhou discover new insect species during mangrove conservation event, highlighting urban biodiversity in south China.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou Wetland Sparks Conservation Buzz
Researchers in Guangzhou identified a new insect species during a mangrove conservation event, highlighting urban biodiversity and sustainability efforts in southern China.
Migratory Birds Dance Over Melting Ice in China’s Yellow River
Migratory birds create a stunning spectacle over melting ice in China’s Yellow River, highlighting climate impacts on vital ecosystems. #WildlifeMigration
Harbin’s Gentle Pandas: Warm Hearts in the Chinese Mainland’s Frosty North
Harbin’s pandas thrive in the Chinese mainland’s coldest region, embodying warmth and resilience in a frosty environment.
Sri Lankaâs Human-Elephant Conflict Claims 3,477 Lives Amid Rising Tensions
Over 3,000 elephants and 1,190 humans have died in Sri Lanka since 2015 due to habitat-driven conflicts, sparking urgent calls for sustainable solutions.