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Explore how green development in the Chinese mainland is transforming daily life, from parks and trails to energy shifts—bringing harmony between people and nature right to urban doorsteps.
World Migratory Bird Day spotlights billions of birds and calls for bird-friendly cities under the theme “Shared spaces: Creating bird-friendly cities and communities”.
Discover how Shenyang’s Hunhe Riverbanks have transformed into a cutting-edge ecological hotspot, blending smart data, biodiversity, and urban life.
Bogota’s fragile wetlands could hold the key to ending water rationing. As the city faces shortages beyond 2033, environmentalists fight to preserve these natural sponges amid rapid expansion.
Discover Shenzhen’s 3,000m² sunflower sea at Futian Civic Center. Managed by volunteers and in peak bloom until late May, it’s the perfect spot for photos and spring adventures.
From Yantai Mountain’s summit in Shandong Province, experience the Yellow Sea vistas, historic red roofs, modern high-rises and bustling port blending heritage with urban life.
Tiny horned violets and fairy primroses bloom at Beijing’s Yuyuantan Park, adding new color to the famed cherry blossom gardens.
Beijing’s Central Green Forest Park, transformed from a former chemical factory, now thrives as a popular green space where mallard ducklings enjoy revitalized nature.
Experience Beijing’s vibrant spring as blossoms bring color and life to the city’s skyline, offering a refreshing escape in the heart of the urban jungle.
Discover how bird-watching is adding life and nature to Beijing’s urban landscape with insights from British conservationist Terry Townshend.