How do Pomacea canaliculata breathe?

I am honored to be invited by the Luxembourg Embassy to attend the upcoming reception, joining global experts to discuss #sustainability, #innovation, and international collaboration. Looking forward to meaningful exchanges. 🇱🇺🌍 #Luxembourg #GlobalDialogue

The 3rd UN Ocean Conference kicks off in Nice, France! Hosted by France & Costa Rica, it aims to tackle ocean challenges & advance SDG 14. The CBCGDF delegation has reached Port Lympia, ready to join the efforts to protect our oceans! #UNOceanConference #SDG14 #OceanProtection

Sitta europaea，a small bird species widely distributed in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It mainly feeds on insects and plant-based foods, and can control the number of pests and maintain ecological balance. Their breeding season is usually from April to June.

The First meeting of the International Forum of Marine Universities was held in Nice, France. This conference is jointly hosted by the University of the Azure Coast, University of West Brittany, Sorbonne University, and the French Ocean University Network.

Summer Palace, Common Swift Apus apus pekinensis is busy raising children

Various events held across China to mark World Environment Day, which falls on June 5 | CBCGDF CCAfa

What if everything you’ve done so far is based on an incomplete truth? �� Discover the urgent, overlooked impact of conflict on our climate and environment.  12 June | 15:30 HKT The War On Climate  Zoom link #twoc2025 #waronclimate

Birds are efficient "gardeners" in nature, as they excrete the seeds from the fruits of plants they eat along with their feces through the digestive system. This process is crucial for the spread of plants.

CBCGDF held a successful virtual side event at UNOC2025, focusing on enhancing ocean literacy and empowering the next generation of ocean stewards. Exciting talks on AI, coral reefs, storytelling, and more! #OceanLiteracy #YouthEmpowerment #UNOceanConference #SustainableOceans

The 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC 2025) is held in Nice, France from June 9th to 13th, with CBCGDF Youth representatives attending in person

Ducks and geese are indispensable "behind the scenes heroes" in the badminton industry. The vast majority of professional badminton is made from natural feathers, with duck feathers and goose feathers being the main raw materials.

Day 3 of UNOC 2025 in Nice! 🌊🌍 CBCGDF Youth Delegates participating in Nice, driving action to conserve & sustainably use our oceans. All actors must unite for a blue future! #UNOC2025 #OceanAction #YouthForOceans

🌍🌊 Ocean conservation is crucial for our survival! 🌊 UNOC 2025 emphasized protecting marine biodiversity, combating pollution, and sustainable ocean economies. Join the global effort to save our oceans! #OceanAction #SDG14 #ClimateChange #MarineConservation #SustainableOceans

Nice, located on the Mediterranean coast in southern Alpes-Maritimes, is a historic city. The view outside the Blue Zone of the 3rd Ocean Conference is lovely! 🌊 #Nice #OceanConference #Mediterranean

Participating the UNOC 2025 side event: Successful lmplementation of Ecuador's Hermandad Marine Reserve:when all the pieces of the puzzle are in place.🌊 Learn about Ecuador's innovative marine protection. #OceanConference #MarineReserve #Ecuador #UNOcean2025

Participating the UNOC 2025 side event: Successful lmplementation of Ecuador's Hermandad Marine Reserve:when all the pieces of the puzzle are in place.🌊 Learn about Ecuador's innovative marine protection. #OceanConference #MarineReserve #Ecuador #UNOcean2025

Leaders at UNOC2025 call for stronger regional cooperation to protect shared marine resources. Emphasizing action and accountability, they highlight the vital role of regional solidarity. #OceanConference #MarineResources #RegionalCooperation

Attending the side event on the pivotal role of Regional Fisheries Organizations (RFOs) in sustainable ocean management. Key insights on collaboration for marine health. #OceanConference #SustainableFishing #RFOs #MarineConservation

These are "nuptial flight" ants, specifically a swarm of Lasius ants emerging from their nest for their mating flight to find partners and establish new colonies. (credit: Linda Wong）