Two Academic Research Achievements Simultaneously Unveiled by TNC China Program’s Science Team

Recently, two papers written by the science team of The Nature Conservancy (TNC) China Program were published in the comprehensive academic journalBiodiversity Sciencesecond issue of 2024 - “Ecological impacts of centralized large-scale photovoltaics and wind farms: progress and prospects” and “Biodiversity credits: Concepts, principles, transactions and challenges”.

Shanghai Ecological Designer Kang Yan: Habitat Garden is a "Daily necessity” not a "luxury"

For Kang Yan, a partner of The Nature Conservation (TNC) and Project Director of the Sustainable Ecological Design Center at the School of Design of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, every Habitat Garden she leads in designing is unique.

Mr. Zhou Qiyun, a Shanghai volunteer: Habitat Garden needs meticulous and constant care

Located in the Jinhongyuan community, Changxin Habitat Garden, officially opened to the public in August 2021, is one of the achievements of the Nature Conservancy (TNC) Shanghai Habitat Garden Project launched in 2017. Despite its modest size, Changxin Habitat Garden boasts a compact layout with diverse functionalities. It encompasses various spatial sections, including the Sunshine Assembly Hall, the Quirky Garden, the Plantation, the Dead Wood Playground, and the Changxin Secret Realm, among others, making it welcomed by neighboring community residents.

Project Conclusion ofMitigation Potential in China’s Wetlands

In the afternoon of December 25, 2023, the closing meeting of the project"Mitigation Potential in China’s Wetlands"was held in The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Beijing Office.

First Round of Comprehensive Skills Training to be Launched in Sichuan for "3000+" Patrol Rangers

Recently, at the Giant Panda National Park Nature Education Carnival, the Sichuan Forestry and Grassland Bureau (Sichuan Bureau of Giant Panda National Park) and the Nature Conservancy (TNC) jointly released the "3000+ patrol Rangers comprehensive skills training project".

Research Project launch of "Innovative Financing Mechanism of National Parks in China"

On November 29, with the support of Sichuan Greening Foundation (SGF), the Nature Conservancy (TNC) and Greenovation Hub (Ghub, an independent environmental think tank) jointly launched the research project on "Innovative financing mechanism of National Parks in China" in Beijing, aiming to systematically review international experience and domestic practices, and propose the potential mechanism and innovative model to diversify financing sources for China's national parks.