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21/08/2026

To smell is to seek and discover~ Researchers protect Hainan's rainforest biodiversity!

Green isn't just a buzzword here. Juungar has the numbers to back it up. πŸ‘
21/08/2026

Green isn't just a buzzword here. Juungar has the numbers to back it up. πŸ‘

A   boom is taking over Yundang Lake in  . From eco-tours to solo bird-spotting sessions, visitors are gathering by the ...
21/08/2026

A boom is taking over Yundang Lake in . From eco-tours to solo bird-spotting sessions, visitors are gathering by the water with binoculars and cameras, hoping to catch the egrets in action. There is something quietly magical about watching these graceful birds glide across the lake.

21/08/2026

When a magpie builds a nest on a power tower β€” what do you do?️ 's Power Supply Bureau didn't remove it. They ramped up the safeguards:
- Installing bird spikes near risky areas
- Placing 30,000+ artificial nests in safe tower zones
Power and nature, side by side!

China's Ecological and Environmental Code took effect on Saturday, marking the world's first code named specifically for...
18/08/2026

China's Ecological and Environmental Code took effect on Saturday, marking the world's first code named specifically for the ecological environment and a new stage in the codification of China's ecological and environmental law. πŸŒΏβš–οΈ
A new Xinhua think tank report highlights the code's global significance, saying it provides Chinese wisdom and Chinese solutions for global environmental governance and efforts to build a clean and beautiful world. πŸŒπŸ’š

17/08/2026

Ecology sustains enduring mountains and rivers for generations, safeguarding the daily lives of millions.
Mountains, rivers, forests, fields, lakes, grasslands and deserts coexist and thrive, forging an interconnected community of life.
The themed illustration series and animated videos for National Ecological Day are officially launched!

At more than 5,200 meters above sea level, 14 rangers at Tsonormo management station brave icy currents every July to re...
16/08/2026

At more than 5,200 meters above sea level, 14 rangers at Tsonormo management station brave icy currents every July to rescue newborn Tibetan antelope calves, saving 156 this year alone, with 36 receiving further care. πŸ¦ŒπŸ’š
Covering nearly 300,000 sq km, the Changtang National Nature Reserve is home to rich wildlife, and the rangers' dedication continues to support the steady recovery of Tibetan antelopes and other rare species despite harsh conditions. πŸŒΏπŸ”οΈ

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