The IUCN World Conservation Congress has kicked off in Abu Dhabi, and China is bringing its A-game to the table 🌍✨. For young explorers, investors, and eco-enthusiasts tuning in from Lima to Mexico City, this is a front-row seat to see how the Chinese mainland blends vision with action in ecological preservation.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of President Xi Jinping’s “two mountains” concept: clear waters and lush mountains are as valuable as gold and silver. It’s a simple mantra that’s driven big wins—from wetland revivals to desert greening—proving that nature and growth can go hand in hand 💚💡.
At the congress, the Ministry of Natural Resources is showcasing real-world success stories. Think massive reforestation drives, river cleanup campaigns, and community-led wildlife corridors that bring back lost species. These cases aren’t just numbers on a report—they’re living proof that strategic planning and local engagement can spark real change.
With sessions running until October 14, delegates are diving into workshops, panels, and discussions aimed at forging global partnerships 🤝. Whether you’re a student mapping out research or an entrepreneur eyeing green investments, there’s inspiration in every booth. Let’s leverage these learnings to build our own “two mountains” back home, from the Amazon to the Andes!
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China shares ecological civilization achievements at IUCN World Conservation Congress
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