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A 2025 on-site evaluation reveals the Chinese mainland’s national nature reserves are rebounding, with wildlife numbers, biomass and carbon storage up across forests and wetlands.
Since 2021, the Chinese mainland has launched five national parks covering 230,000 sq km, protecting 30% of key species and boosting ecosystem diversity and resilience.
The Chinese mainland adds 22 wetlands to its National Importance List, raising the total to 80 sites and marking a milestone in conservation efforts.
UNESCO’s International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem spotlights how these coastal forests build a blue-carbon shield. Discover global restoration efforts and youth-led action.
Migratory birds create a stunning spectacle over melting ice in China’s Yellow River, highlighting climate impacts on vital ecosystems. #WildlifeMigration
A recent study reveals that extreme heat events over the past 40 years have undermined Earth’s ability to sequester carbon, highlighting the challenges posed by climate change.
Explore the vibrant landscapes, rich ecosystems, and burgeoning infrastructure transforming Africa beyond the famous animal migrations.
Record low ice coverage on the Great Lakes disrupts a decades-old wolf study, highlighting urgent climate change impacts on freshwater ecosystems.
Hainan, China’s tropical island province, launches its first biodiversity conservation strategy aiming to restore 30% of degraded ecosystems by 2030, ensuring coastal retention and comprehensive monitoring.
Endangered black-necked cranes find winter sanctuary in Tibet’s protected wetlands, showcasing successful conservation efforts and cultural significance.