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Shaanxi’s Autumn Forest: A Vibrant Masterpiece 🌳🍁

My NewsNovember 21, 202402 mins

Experience the breathtaking autumn hues of Shaanxi’s Qinling Mountains, where vibrant forests and rare species thrive thanks to ongoing reforestation efforts. 🍂🌳✨

AI vs. Insect Extinction: Can Tech Save Our Bugs? 🐞💡

My NewsNovember 21, 202403 mins

Canadian scientists harness AI to track and reverse insect extinction, discovering new species weekly while empowering global conservation efforts. 🐛💻

🌿 China & Peru Unite to Protect ‘Queen of the Andes’ 🌍

My NewsNovember 19, 202402 mins

China and Peru are collaborating to protect the endangered ‘Queen of the Andes’ plant, boosting biodiversity through scientific exchange. 🌱✨

Nature

Saving ‘Spoonie’: Asia Pacific’s Race to Protect Endangered Wildlife 🌿🦜

My NewsNovember 16, 202402 mins

Critically endangered spoon-billed sandpiper ‘Spoonie’ highlights Asia Pacific’s urgent push to protect biodiversity, from tech-driven conservation to regional cooperation. 🌿🔍

Milu Deer’s Antler Art: Nature’s Most Flamboyant Mating Show 🦌👑

My NewsNovember 6, 202402 mins

Male milu deer in Jiangsu craft ‘crowns’ with cloth and leaves during mating season, using antler art to stand out. Discover how these deer turn wetlands into a stage! 🦌✨

Gansu Boosts Przewalski’s Horse Population with Strategic Transfers 🐴🌿

My NewsNovember 4, 202404 mins

Gansu Province in China has transferred the last 15 out of 40 Przewalski’s horses between nature reserves to prevent inbreeding and boost genetic diversity. 🐎🌱

Wild Tigers: Guardians of Biodiversity 🐅🌿

My NewsNovember 2, 202403 mins

Wild tigers play a crucial role in preserving biodiversity. Discover how protecting these majestic predators safeguards entire ecosystems! 🐅🌍

Japan Returns 16 Crested Ibises to China to Boost Conservation Efforts

My NewsNovember 1, 202402 mins

Japan has returned 16 Japan-born crested ibises to China’s Beijing Zoo in a significant step towards preserving the endangered species, marking the first such transfer in eight years.