🌱 A recent report by the National Forestry and Grassland Administration (NFGA) reveals that grassland ecological conditions in the Chinese mainland have improved during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025). This signals a win for biodiversity, local communities, and climate resilience!
From 2021 to 2025, the NFGA intensified restoration projects: reseeding native grasses, building sustainable fencing, and promoting rotational grazing. These efforts helped to reduce soil erosion and revive overgrazed patches, giving once-barren fields a fresh start.
As a result, grasslands now host richer plant and animal life, acting as a stronger carbon sink and improving water retention in key regions. Farmers and herders involved in these projects report healthier pastures and more stable incomes—proof that environmental care and economic benefits can go hand in hand. 💪🐄
Looking ahead, the NFGA plans to build on this momentum. By the end of this year, officials aim to expand community-driven initiatives and use satellite monitoring to track grassland health in real time. For young eco-enthusiasts and global citizens, it’s a reminder that collaborative action can turn green dreams into reality. 🌎✨
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China's grassland ecology improves during 14th Five-Year Plan
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