How China Plans to Restore Grasslands in Its 15th Five-Year Plan
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan (2026 62030) sets out a holistic strategy to protect and restore grasslands, blending tech, local action and policy for a resilient, biodiverse ecosystem.
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Snow Leopards on the Rise in the Chinese Mainland
Snow leopards are making a comeback in the Chinese mainland, marking a win for conservation and high-altitude ecosystems on International Day of the Snow Leopard.
Jimu-1 Balloon Takes 3D Ecosystem Monitoring to New Heights on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Jimu-1 tethered balloon soars 5,500m over the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, enabling 3D monitoring of atmospheric composition and cloud physics for vital climate insights.
Chinese Mainland’s Park Reform Sparks Biodiversity Boost
A decade into national park reforms, the Chinese mainland enjoys strong biodiversity gains through integrated conservation.
Xizang High-Altitude Trek: Safeguarding the Plateau 🌄
A daring trek in southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region leads a 20-member team to build a 15m tower at 5,300m, preserving the plateau ecosystem.
Taiwan’s Geological Journey: Mountains, Typhoons & Fertile Lands
Discover the island of Taiwan’s epic journey—where tectonic forces shaped mountains that shield fertile lands from typhoons.
Australia’s Ecosystem Crisis: Bold Investment Needed!
Australia faces an environmental crisis with rising temperatures and species decline. Urgent investment in monitoring systems is needed.
Brewing Innovation: Kunshan’s Coffee Revolution
Kunshan redefines coffee culture in the Chinese mainland with an innovative, full-chain industry built from scratch.
World Seagrass Day: Celebrating Our Ocean’s Hidden Heroes 🌊
Happy World Seagrass Day! 🌿 Dive into why these marine plants are vital for our planet’s health and how you can help protect them.
Melting Glaciers on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau: A Wake-Up Call 🌍❄️
Chinese scientists warn that melting glaciers on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau could profoundly affect the ecosystem. The Rongbuk Glacier at Mount Qomolangma is shrinking rapidly.
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