Chinese villagers turn from logging to forest patrols, bees, and fish

Mongabay
By Wang YanJun 8, 2016, 12:20 pm83 pts
Other stories in Mongabay's series on changing forest practices in China: China’s Wanglang panda reserve, once an ecotourism model, faces new threats [dropcap]F[/dropcap]or beekeepers, spring is an important time. The bees are breeding and may start to swarm. On a humid day in late April, Li Xinrui trekked…

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