Anita Zhang

China's largest freshwater lake is on the verge of running out of water. The livelihoods of local fishermen and farmers, who depend heavily on the lake, are also undergoing drastic changes. This is part of a collaborative investigation by the Environmental Reporting Collective, shortlisted for SOPAwards2024.

Summer has become the "danger season". We talked to individuals across the globe about rising temperatures and its hidden threat.

In major national wetlands in northern China, wetland protection failures have forced birds to leave protected areas to feed, leading to serious human-bird conflicts.

The Yangtze River has undergone dramatic changes in recent decades, with ecological deterioration and extreme droughts and flood transitions. This series tries to capture what is happening and why, from different perspectives. And for the people who live along China's longest and largest river basin, how their lives are changing and how they are adapting to the changes.