Lights, camera, nature! 🌿🎬 UNESCO’s assistant director-general for natural sciences, Lidia Brito, recently sat down to watch the trailer for CGTN’s new documentary, Land of Diversity 2. And she was impressed!
In this sequel to Land of Diversity, the film crew dives into the Chinese mainland’s efforts to protect its rich tapestry of life. From lush forests to hidden wetlands, the documentary highlights how science and storytelling team up to show real-world conservation in action.
What caught Brito’s eye? It’s all about balance. “Conservation and development is very dynamic,” she told CGTN. The key, she said, is to keep a close eye on protected reserves and adjust strategies as ecosystems and communities evolve.
Here are some takeaways from her praise:
- Full protection for the most endangered species
- Smart buffer zones to monitor how people and nature interact
- Green and zero-carbon technologies for sustainable growth
- Collaboration between local authorities, scientists, and entrepreneurs
For Brito, the ultimate goal is simple: we all belong to the same biosphere. By seeing ourselves as part of a bigger picture, we can protect our planet while supporting thriving communities.
With stunning visuals and solid science, Land of Diversity 2 shows that conservation is more than a fixed rule—it’s an ongoing journey. Ready to join the adventure? 🌎✨
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UNESCO official praises CGTN's work on dynamic conservation balance
cgtn.com
