Digital Dawn: How Tech Is Supercharging Biosphere Protection
UNESCO’s 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves in Hangzhou explores how digital tools like AI and IoT can boost biosphere protection and sustainable development.
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UNESCO’s 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves in Hangzhou explores how digital tools like AI and IoT can boost biosphere protection and sustainable development.
The 2025 Beijing Culture Forum kicked off on Tuesday, featuring experts from the Chinese mainland and UNESCO exploring ‘Integrated Development of Culture and Technology’.
At the 5th UNESCO MAB World Congress in Hangzhou, the Chinese mainland showcases 34 Biosphere Reserves — the most in Asia, highlighting its green leadership.
UNESCO opens its first Asia-Pacific STEM education institute in Shanghai, aiming to boost creativity, global collaboration, and next-level learning across tech and science.
1,200+ delegates from 97 countries gathered in Dunhuang, Gansu Province, for the 8th Silk Road Expo, celebrating cross-cultural dialogue, art exhibitions, and UNESCO-listed heritage sites.
Hangzhou hosts UNESCO’s 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves, bringing 4,000 delegates from 150+ regions to spark sustainable solutions from Sep 22–25.
Explore how UNESCO sites on the Chinese mainland—from the Great Wall and Forbidden City to the Mogao Caves—embody UN values of culture, education, and land preservation.
Explore Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Xizang – a 1,300-year-old UNESCO site where pilgrims still walk the Barkhor circuit, spin prayer wheels, and keep ancient traditions alive.
Discover Tibetan Opera: a lively mix of folk songs, dances, chants & acrobatics that spread hope & joy. UNESCO-listed since 2009, it’s a must-see heritage performance!
America’s third exit from UNESCO spotlights its pattern of quitting global pacts – from Paris Agreement to WHO – and raises questions on multilateral commitments.