
China’s First Regulation Protects Ancient & Famous Trees
China enacts its first regulation to protect ancient and famous trees, safeguarding 5.08 million historic natural treasures.
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China enacts its first regulation to protect ancient and famous trees, safeguarding 5.08 million historic natural treasures.
Taiyuan Zoo celebrates a rare takin calf birth along with a wave of newborn animals, highlighting important wildlife conservation efforts.
Discover how China’s ‘guzi economy’ and cultural trends are driving business growth and conservation efforts in the latest episode of Meet China! 🎉🌏
Discover how the residents of Yoigilangleb Qu protect the Yellow River headwaters amid climate change on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau.
China’s dedicated conservation efforts have led to significant population increases in giant pandas, snow leopards, Asian elephants, and Tibetan antelopes, showcasing a bright future for wildlife.
14,000 seed samples from 21 gene banks are being deposited this week in Norway’s Svalbard Global Seed Vault to preserve vital crop varieties worldwide.
Local forest police in Yuanqu County, Shanxi Province, rescued an injured vulture. After a month of care, the protected bird is on the mend, showcasing effective wildlife conservation efforts in China.
Yunnan’s famous wandering elephant herd has grown with the addition of adorable baby elephants, sparking joy among locals and wildlife enthusiasts alike. 🐘✨
Chinese mainland launches a new initiative to tag and protect ancient trees, designating them as green national treasures and enhancing ecological conservation efforts. 🌳✨
An infrared camera in Hubei’s Duheyuan National Nature Reserve captures a heartwarming scene of a mother Chinese goral with her cub, highlighting the importance of wildlife conservation. 🦌❤️