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	Returning home: A look back on the return of migrating elephants to their natural habitat in southwest China's Yunnan 　　A look back on the return of migrating elephants to their natural habitat in southwest China's Yunnan 　　A herd of wild elephants from Yunnan Province amazed the world earlier this year, with an unprecedented northbound journey. As they returned to their natural habitat, our reporter Yang Jinghao traveled to where they ...

	Fifth Luosuo River Forum for Science Education held online 　　With the theme of “ Education assists ecological civilization—biodiversity conservation education and communication after 2020”, the 5th Luosuo River Forum for Science Education was held online from December 7-8. 　　Representatives from multiple organizations and professions gathered online to discuss how to systema...

	XTBG holds 9th Birding Festival 　　129 bird species were observed in 24 hours at the 9th Birding Festival of Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG), including two new bird records. Up to now, the bird records in XTBG have reached 300. 　　The 9th XTBG Birding Festival was held from December 9-12, bringing numerous enthusiastic birdwatchers, bird o...

	Good school green spaces are important to connect children with nature 　　In a study published in BGCI’s education journal Roots, researchers from Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) showed that school green space improves children’s environmental attitude and behavior. They suggest that botanical gardens, with their knowledge of plants, horticulture, and creativity, can help scho...

	Globally Connected, Locally Engaged：6th XTBG Science Festival for the Youth 　　The sixth Youth Science Festival of Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) was held on November 2-3. With the banner of “Science in Your Words”, it is an event to showcase science progress undertaken by young researchers and graduate students. It is also part of the 4th science festival of the Chinese Academy o...

	Black-webbed treefrog observed resting on top of tropical rainforest 　　In May 2019, during a routine canopy survey near the National Forest Ecosystem Research Station at Xishuangbanna, in southwest China, an Asian black-webbed treefrog (Rhacophorus kio) was observed resting on a canopy leaf of a flowering Parashorea chinensis tree. 　　Researchers from Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garde...

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