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After two decades of dryness, Inner Mongolia’s East Juyan Lake experiences a remarkable revival, thanks to effective water diversion projects and conservation efforts, benefiting local ecology and wildlife.
Explore Xixinan Village in Anhui, a 1,200-year-old settlement utilizing sustainable water management and unique ecosystems to maintain a thriving, eco-friendly community.
Discover how China’s Liyuan Hydropower Station seamlessly blends cutting-edge engineering with ecological preservation, safeguarding the Yangtze River’s unique ecosystem.
Yale Professor Mary Evelyn Tucker explores the ancient Chinese philosophy of harmony with nature and its influence on China’s modern ecological civilization in the new China Talk series.
Explore the captivating summer journey of Tibetan foxes in Qinghai’s Jiatang Grassland, where fierce encounters with marmots ensure their survival.
New research highlights that innovative trapping methods are key to protecting New Zealand’s threatened bird species from stoat predation.
New research reveals that innovative trap designs and targeted baits are crucial for controlling stoat populations and protecting New Zealand’s bird species.
New research reveals that innovative, less intimidating trap designs and more effective baits are crucial for controlling stoat populations in New Zealand, prioritizing the capture of female stoats to protect threatened bird species.
Xizang’s ecological security barrier project has achieved significant benefits, maintaining high ecosystem quality and boosting wildlife populations.
Qinghai Lake’s water level rose by 1.3 meters above the 10-year average in 2023, signaling significant ecological changes in the region.