Chart of the Day: Promoting Nature & Sustainability
May 22 marks International Day for Biological Diversity. China leads conservation with major strides in forest restoration and water quality.
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Tech & Nature in Harmony: Celebrating Biodiversity Day
On May 22, 2025, the International Day for Biological Diversity inspires global action with tech innovations in Yichun, in the Chinese mainland, home to Asia’s largest primeval Korean pine forest.
China’s Bold Plan for Beautiful Rivers & Lakes
China unveils an ambitious action plan to protect and beautify rivers and lakes by 2035, enhancing ecosystems and water quality for all.
Migrant Farmers’ Spring Journey: From Rails to Rows
Every spring, migrant farmers from the Chinese mainland ride the rails to the Sanjiang Plain for rice planting, boosting vital incomes in just 20 days.
Global Experts Rally in Kunming for Agrobiodiversity Triumph
Global experts gather in Kunming to champion agrobiodiversity and sustainable food systems for a resilient future.
Record Heatwave: Temperatures Soar Over 70°C in the Chinese Mainland
A record-breaking heatwave in the Chinese mainland saw temperatures exceeding 70°C in key cities on May 20.
Animal Brains Spark Innovation in AI & Conservation
A study from Monash University reveals animal brains as a key to next-generation AI and conservation innovations.
Global Pandemic Pact Adopted at WHA
The World Health Assembly adopted a groundbreaking global pandemic agreement to reform future responses and ensure equitable health measures.
Severe Storms & Tornadoes Plague Central U.S. with Billions in Damage
Severe storms and tornadoes have battered the central U.S., causing billions in damage and delays in federal aid as communities struggle to rebuild.
Infrared Cameras Reveal 71 Wild Species in Yunnan Reserve
Infrared cameras in Yunnan captured 71 wild species, showcasing rich biodiversity in the Gaoligong Mountains.