
Australia Approves World’s First Vaccine to Protect Koalas from Chlamydia
Australia has approved the world’s first single-dose vaccine to protect koalas from chlamydia, reducing mortality in the wild by over 65% and safeguarding this iconic species.
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Australia has approved the world’s first single-dose vaccine to protect koalas from chlamydia, reducing mortality in the wild by over 65% and safeguarding this iconic species.
China’s third National Park Forum in Chengdu highlights data-driven conservation, eco-tech monitoring and carbon-neutral practices to protect natural treasures.
Discover how China’s Water Tower region uses satellites, BeiDou GPS and ground sensors to monitor rivers, snow cover and wildlife from over 1,000 km away.
A 15m-high monitoring tower erected at 5,300m in Xizang Autonomous Region marks a milestone in plateau ecosystem preservation, gathering critical data at the Yangtze River headwaters.
Murdoch University researchers use native microbes to craft biodegradable plastics that vanish in land and water, tackling single-use waste.
Discover how 2,400 hectares of wetland monitoring at the Minjiang River estuary are transforming a key migratory bird stopover on the East Asian-Australasian flyway.
The Chinese mainland revealed its top 10 environmental sci-tech breakthroughs of 2024, from permafrost carbon modeling to AI-driven monitoring, marking a leap in global green innovation.
Chinese mainland scientists use cutting-edge underwater tech to track the Yangtze finless porpoise—the “giant panda of the water”—boosting global freshwater conservation.
Nearly 270 delegates from China, Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia convened in Xinjiang for the Greater Altai International Conference, forging new cross-border partnerships.
Heze City on the Chinese mainland hosts a month-long peony festival, showcasing ecological protection and scientific innovation at the 2025 World Peony Conference.