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	Chen Jin attends 2018 Half-Earth Day Sessions On October 22, 2018, Half-Earth Project champions discussed actions and fielded questions from capacity crowds at the American Museum of Natural History about how we get to half. Half-Earth Day brings together people from around the world and across disciplines to share their unique perspective and thought leadership on how w...

	Xishuangbanna rainforest and ethno-culture on show at Xiamen Botanical Garden An exhibition named “Approach mysterious tropical rainforest, experience ecological Xishuangbanna” is on show at Xiamen Botanical Garden from Spetember 22 to October 31. 　　The exhibition displays 70 seeds and fruits, 3 plant products, 120 folk custom products, 1000 photos of rainforest eco-culture and folk customs in Xish...

	“When Art Meets Science” to be exhibited on New Year's Day As a part of the celebrations for the 60th anniversary of Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG), the exhibition named “When Art meets Science” will be held on January 1, 2019. 　　The exhibition will showcase 124 paintings featuring some of the garden’s most eye-catching attractions and even tropical rainforest cu...

	Last stand of the great green peacock The great green peacocks are picky about their living environment. River valleys with gentle slopes and tropical monsoon forests in Yunnan can offer them the proper humidity, sufficient food, drinking water and open space. [Photo provided to China Daily] 　　A researcher's efforts in successfully finding a threatened species'...

	XTBG holds science teachers training course A training course for science teachers and nature education was held at Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) during July 25-30. The course brought together 28 science teachers of primary schools from 12 provinces of China. The course is designed to help teachers to design science classes in primary schools. 　　Duri...

	Best time to view giant water lilies in Xishaungbanna The giant water lilies in the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yunnan province has entered into their annually best viewing period these days. With more than 2 meters in diameter, their leaves can carry up to 60 or 70 kilograms. 　　Giant water lilies are native to tropical region...

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