Graceful Egrets and Herons Thrive in Dandong’s Serene Habitats
Egrets and herons have established thriving breeding grounds in Dandong, Liaoning Province, with chicks hatching by mid-June as parents diligently forage to support their young.
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Crisis in England’s Rivers: Only 151 Out of 3,553 Show Improvement
A recent report reveals that none of England’s rivers are in good health, with only 151 out of 3,553 stretches improving. Sewage releases have more than doubled in 2023.
Shanxi’s Yuncheng Salt Lake Shines with Vibrant Colors Amid Summer Heat
A heatwave in Shanxi’s Yuncheng Salt Lake transforms the ancient site into a vibrant tourist attraction, showcasing nature’s colorful artistry and ecological restoration.
Xizang’s Wildlife Flourishes: Success of Ecological Guardians
Xizang Autonomous Region sees a significant increase in rare wildlife species, thanks to dedicated ecological efforts.
Mingxi County: A Haven for 337 Bird Species on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway
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Fujian’s Tulou: Hakka Harmony with Nature
Discover Fujian’s tulou dwellings—where Hakka heritage meets sustainable living amidst stunning natural landscapes.
Early Butterfly Boom Enchants Yunnan with 100 Million Wings
Yunnan’s Butterfly Valley is witnessing an early boom with 100 million butterflies, thanks to warmer temperatures and increased rainfall.
Ningxia Hui Region Launches Ambitious Modernization Initiative
The Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region launches a major campaign to modernize and beautify the area, focusing on ecological conservation and high-quality development in the Yellow River Basin.
Cleaner Taihu Lake Sparks Economic Boom in Zhejiang
Improved water quality in Taihu Lake, Zhejiang Province, has led to a significant economic boost, with tourism and outdoor sports thriving in the region.
Beijing Sees Rise in Wildlife: Four New Bird Species Join City Ecosystem
Beijing’s terrestrial wildlife species have grown from 608 to 612, including four new bird species, highlighting the city’s ongoing ecological advancements.