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Year of the Tiger: Illegal trade thrives amid efforts to save wild tigers - Vimarsana News

Year of the Tiger: Illegal trade thrives amid efforts to save wild tigers

Anything goes in a Laotian “Special Crime Zone,” a haven for illegal wildlife, narcotics and human trafficking. Asia’s wild tigers remain imperiled, say conservationists, as “tiger farming” continues in Asia.

Beijing ancient sites take steps to protect migrating birds - Vimarsana News

Beijing ancient sites take steps to protect migrating birds

First spotted in Beijing, Apus apus Pekinensis is a subspecies of the common swift (Apus apus). Along with other subspecies, these swifts come to China's capital city as a migration destination every year from April to August. Upon arrival, they cram in the corners of buildings to raise the next generation before launching an international migration south.

Exploring the Group Standard Regulation for Food Exports to China - Vimarsana News

Exploring the Group Standard Regulation for Food Exports to China

Food standards are authority compliance checklists, if you don’t know which they will rely on you are blindly exporting a product to China hoping your product will comply. Companies struggle to identify standards for foods. The Group Standard is useful in these cases.

Chinese official jailed for 11 years over bribes in Qinghai - Vimarsana News

Chinese official jailed for 11 years over bribes in Qinghai

Wen Guodong had allowed illegal mining in Tibetan areas for years, sources say.

Source: rfa.org
Why culling bats won't wipe out the deadly viruses they might carry - Vimarsana News

Why culling bats won't wipe out the deadly viruses they might carry

One summer afternoon in 2020, Beijing resident Chen Daming spotted a bat outside his flat. It seemed to be flying round and round the hallway, looking for a way to get out. He would have tried to catch it himself and set it free out of the window, but not this time. The Covid-19 pandemic had emerged earlier that year,...