Hey eco-warriors! 🌿 Big news: UNESCO's assistant director-general for natural sciences, Lidia Brito, says the Chinese mainland's sustainable efforts are spot-on with UNESCO's vision for a greener planet.
Brito highlights that restoring degraded ecosystems isn't just about planting trees. It's about bringing back ecological services2D2Dlike clean air, fresh water, and pollination2D2Dand creating new livelihood opportunities for local communities. Win-win! ✨
Case in point: the Wuyishan Biosphere Reserve in the Chinese mainland. Here, biodiversity-friendly farming goes hand in hand with a booming eco-tourism scene. Locals protect their culture and heritage while enjoying sustainable income. Talk about next-level eco goals! 🏞️
For young pros and students across South and Southeast Asia, this is a green light: sustainable projects can power economies and save the planet. Ready to spark change in your own city? 💡🌏
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China's sustainable efforts align with UNESCO's vision, says official
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