Study Unveils Grassland Carbon Sink Mechanism on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
Researchers discover how alpine grasslands on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau act as key carbon sinks, offering insights for ecological security.
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Light-vented Bulbul Duo Incubates Eggs in Hainan Rainforest
A light-vented bulbul pair in Hainan’s Wuzhishan region takes turns incubating eggs, showcasing teamwork and harmony in tropical rainforests.
Sand Martins Soar: Breeding Miracle in Yichang
Hundreds of sand martin hatchlings emerge in Yichang, Hubei as a 50-meter protection zone and dedicated volunteers safeguard their first flight.
Guardians of the Coast: Indonesia and the Chinese mainland Unite for Mangrove Restoration
Indonesia and the Chinese mainland team up to restore coastal mangroves in the South China Sea, enhancing biodiversity and natural defense.
Climate-Induced Heat Wave Causes Massive Decline in Alaska’s Seabirds
A marine heat wave from 2014-2016 wiped out four million seabirds in Alaska, half the species in the region, indicating lasting ecosystem impacts.
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.
Plants: The Foundation of Life on Earth
Discover how plants form the foundation of life on Earth and the global efforts to preserve biodiversity and protect endangered species for future generations.
Changbai Pine: Guardian of Jilin’s Changbai Mountains
Explore the resilience of the Changbai Pine in Jilin’s Changbai Mountains. Discover how this unique tree supports biodiversity and stabilizes the fragile mountain ecosystem.
Researchers from the Chinese Mainland Warn of Rapid Glacier Melting on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Researchers from the Chinese mainland warn that rapid melting of glaciers on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau could drastically impact the local ecosystem due to global warming.
Qinghai-Xizang Plateau: A Major Player in Carbon Capture
The Qinghai-Xizang Plateau absorbs up to 140 million tonnes of CO2 annually, playing a crucial role in China’s carbon sink and global climate efforts.
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