Kingfishers seek regal refuge in China's Jingjiang wetlands

Fishing is forbidden in Jingjiang City on the northern banks of the Yangtze River in east China's Jiangsu to conserve local wetlands and water resources while promoting biodiversity. This is part of a broader national campaign to protect the Yangtze. The city is now seeing flora and fauna flourish and has become a haven for migratory birds, which nest and breed there, living in harmony with local residents. [File Photo: Xuexi.cn]

Fishing is forbidden in Jingjiang City on the northern banks of the Yangtze River in east China's Jiangsu to conserve local wetlands and water resources while promoting biodiversity. This is part of a broader national campaign to protect the Yangtze. The city is now seeing flora and fauna flourish and has become a haven for migratory birds, which nest and breed there, living in harmony with local residents. [File Photo: Xuexi.cn]

Fishing is forbidden in Jingjiang City on the northern banks of the Yangtze River in east China's Jiangsu to conserve local wetlands and water resources while promoting biodiversity. This is part of a broader national campaign to protect the Yangtze. The city is now seeing flora and fauna flourish and has become a haven for migratory birds, which nest and breed there, living in harmony with local residents. [File Photo: Xuexi.cn]