2025 Eco-Report Reveals State of Huangyan Dao Waters
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment released its 2025 ecological assessment of Huangyan Dao waters, highlighting marine health improvements in the South China Sea.
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Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkeys Thrive: Population Reaches 350
An ecological survey reveals Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys at Yunlong Tianchi reserve have grown to 350 individuals in November 2025, marking a successful recovery since 1988.
Xizang Rising: From Feudal Past to a Thriving Modern Community
Explore how Xizang transformed from a feudal theocracy into a vibrant society with booming education, healthcare, jobs, and cultural rights.
Microbes to the Rescue: Greening Fragile Coral Islands
Soil microbes team up to restore vegetation on tropical coral islands, offering a fresh strategy to boost fragile ecosystems’ health. 🌱
Humans Move 40x More Than Wild Animals, Study Reveals 🚶♂️
Study finds humans move 40 times more than all wild land mammals, birds and insects since the Industrial Revolution, marking a key Anthropocene milestone.
Iceland’s Epic Forest Comeback
From less than 1% cover to vast woodlands, Iceland’s reforestation project is restoring forests with native birch and pioneer species to battle erosion and climate change.
SCO’s Green Quest: 2024’s Year of Ecology to 2025’s Sustainable Development
SCO marks 2024 as the Year of Ecology and 2025 as the Year of Sustainable Development, highlighting member progress in protected areas and the Chinese mainland’s forest gains.
Xizang’s 2024 Milestones: Highways, Incomes & Eco Wins
Xizang’s 2024 economic leap with highways, rising incomes, tourism & eco protection on the plateau.
Tidal Guardians: The Symphony of Life in Zhanjiang’s Mangrove Forests
Explore how Zhanjiang’s mangrove forests act as tidal guardians, shielding the coast and nurturing diverse wildlife in this green fortress by the sea.
Green Revolution in the Chinese Mainland: Xi’s Vision in Action
Discover how President Xi’s vision of “lucid waters and lush mountains” is driving an eco-revolution on the Chinese mainland: from low-carbon energy to Yangtze fishing ban and national parks.