Chinese scientists are conducting monitoring, evaluation and research on biodiversity conservation and ecological restoration of the alpine wetlands in southwest China. Click to learn more about their latest efforts. (Xinhua)
A team of researchers from Michigan State University and Chinese Academy of Sciences are advancing new modeling technology to quantify human dependence on nature, human well-being, and relationships between the two. The latest step is published in this week's Ecosystem Health and Sustainability journal.
In an interview with Xinhua, Professor Robert Gituru, the center's director, said the Chinese funded research center will strengthen conservation of African botanical treasures that are facing multiple threats. "The construction of Sino-Africa joint research centre has commenced and will be completed in June 2016. The centre will be a hub for research and technology transfer to boost conservation of plant species in the continent," said Gituru.
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