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.
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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.
High-Altitude Vigilance: A Day with a Serling Tso Wildlife Ranger
Spend a day at 4,800m with ranger Tsultrim Tharchin in Serling Tso Reserve. Infrared tech reveals snow leopards, foxes, and elusive high-altitude wildlife.
Heilongjiang Wetlands Host 250+ Bird Species, A Migratory Haven
Discover Heilongjiang’s Naoli River wetlands, a thriving stopover for over 250 bird species. Explore how clear waters and lush reeds shape this migratory haven.
SCO Biodiversity Drive Gains Momentum with Chinese Mainland’s Support
SCO states strengthen regional biodiversity with cross-border reserves and the Chinese mainland’s financing, technology, and training to drive key conservation projects.
Yunnan’s Wild Asian Elephants Thrive Thanks to High-Tech Conservation
In Yunnan Province, the wild Asian elephant population has soared from about 180 to over 300. High-tech tools like drones and infrared cameras help villages and elephants coexist safely.
Land of Diversity II: A Journey Through Humans and the Biosphere
Discover ‘Land of Diversity II’—a captivating narrative exploring the evolving partnership between humans and the biosphere, where wildlife shapes our past, present, and future.
How China’s ‘Two Mountains’ Concept Sparks a Biodiversity Boom
Discover how China’s ‘two mountains’ concept has fueled a biodiversity revival, boosting wildlife populations and protecting thousands of species.