Hey fam, ready for some ocean vibes? 🌊 China just approved a plan to establish the Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve in Sansha City, south China’s Hainan Province. Covering 3,523.67 hectares, this new hotspot aims to shield vital marine life from rising threats!
According to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, the reserve’s star players are the coral reef ecosystems 🪸—often called the rainforests of the sea. These colorful underwater worlds support countless species, protect coastlines from storms, and keep fisheries thriving, especially for communities across South and Southeast Asia.
This move is part of a bigger push by China to boost marine conservation efforts and tackle climate challenges head-on. It echoes a regional trend: from the Philippines’ Tubbataha Reefs to Indonesia’s Raja Ampat, nations are teaming up to safeguard ocean biodiversity.
Want to play your part? Start small—ditch single-use plastics, support sustainable seafood, or dive into local cleanup drives. Every little action helps our blue planet stay healthy for the next generation 🌍💙.
Stay tuned for more eco-updates, tech trends, and inspo from across South and Southeast Asia!
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Huangyan Dao reserve underlines China's marine protection efforts
cgtn.com
