China is renowned worldwide for its breathtaking scenery and rare wildlife. But how does the country protect and care for its environment? In Shaanxi Province, the crested ibis, once nearly extinct in the 20th century, is now thriving thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. Known as the «Oriental pearl,» this fascinating bird is found only in China, with its population rebounding from just seven to 500. Beijing’s environmental ambassador, Nie Yijing, discusses waste sorting and recycling, highlighting systems in local communities and visiting a waste treatment plant. Artist Tong Kunniao also gives waste new life through his unique sculptures. Discover more about China’s nature preservation initiatives in this
Green Initiatives: From Wildlife Recovery to Waste Innovation
