Nations can learn from China's biodiversity efforts
A bird's-eye view of Sanjiangyuan National Park, Qinghai province. China has made remarkable achievements in its biodiversity conservation and has made efforts to share its ideas and experiences to support other developing countries, said Qin Tianbao, an environmental law professor. Qin said, "The fund and China's large amount of investment demonstrate the country's determination to be responsible for connecting different countries to curb the trend of biodiversity loss." Another example of China's biodiversity achievements was the attention-grabbing trip of 15 wandering wild Asian elephants across Yunnan this year, Qin said. "It is necessary to boost confidence in global biodiversity conservation so a higher standard can inspire all parties involved to work hard," Qin said.
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