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Forested stream and mountain landscape

Local focus on giant panda habitat results in community gains

Woman in red coat feeding black-necked cranes on a snowy landscape

Promoting gender equality to protect black-necked cranes in China

Chinese crested tern in flight

Providing respite for migratory waterbirds

Black-necked cranes

Lessons from China's efforts to protect wetlands and waterbirds

Boat traveling through an aquaculture area of the Yellow Sea. Windmills in background with colorful sunset

In the Yellow Sea, a shining example of marine protection

Giant panda walking through the snow

Safeguarding iconic threatened species and their habitats

Birds flying at protected area Ulcinj Salina, Montenegro.

How Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund grantees are protecting biodiversity

The Altai Project is harmonising development projects by strengthening the province’s legal and institutional capacity for enhanced protection of wetland ecosystems, through protected area planning and management. Photo: UNDP China.

Common threads: Protecting the Altai Mountains and wetlands in Northwest China

The wetlands in Hubei are facing many threats. Physically, wetland degradation is the result of encroachment, water quality deterioration, and invasion of pests. Logistically, factors such as difficulty in co-ordination between departments and inadequate management capacity have threatened protected areas and biodiversity. Photo: UNDP China.

A thousand lakes: Protecting the Hubei wetland in Central China

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