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Lu Qi, a scientist from the Chinese mainland, wins UNEP’s 2024 Champions of the Earth Award for his groundbreaking work in combating desertification and promoting sustainable forestry.
Discover how Mongolian scotch pine is championing the fight against desertification as a key species in China’s Great Green Wall project.
TĂĽrkiye’s Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry commits to planting over 500 million seeds annually to restore wildfire-damaged forests and enhance firefighting capabilities.
Over 1,000 endangered Fanjingshan fir seedlings have been successfully bred by the Guizhou Academy of Forestry, marking a significant step in preserving this fragile species native to Mount Fanjing in China’s Guizhou Province.
Celebrating 46 years, China’s Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Program has significantly combated desertification, expanding forests and restoring degraded grasslands across key regions.
China marks World Environment Day by highlighting a decade of green initiatives, including planting 58.9 million hectares of forests and combating desertification.
China’s Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Program, known as the Green Great Wall, is a major initiative to combat desertification and protect its northern regions.
The Lao government plans to plant 34 million trees in 2024 across 42,000 hectares to achieve a 70% forest cover by 2025, engaging schools and communities in the effort.
Discover how Fujian Province’s lush forests and rich history of chestnut cultivation are transforming sustainability and local agriculture, making it a green leader in China.
Yunnan Province in southwest China enhances its green development efforts, boosting forest coverage to 55.25% in 2023 and securing its place among the world’s biodiversity hotspots.