Grassland Herders on Tibetan Plateau Choose Sustainability over Development
A few months ago, the people of Karlsi, a small village high in China’s Tibetan Plateau, refused a lucrative offer […]
The Use of Indigenous Knowledge of Herdsmen as a Bottom-up Solution for Tibetan Grasslands Degradation
Indigenous knowledge plays a significant role in environmental protection, especially in the grasslands of the Qing-Tibetan Plateau of China, where […]
Investigation Report on the Incident of Excessive Levels of Benzene in Tap Water in Certain Areas of Lanzhou on April 11th
Contents I. Background 3 1.1 Incident Overview 3 1.2 Water Contamination Incident 3 II. Interpretation of the Reason of the […]
GCB’s Climate Change Project Report (2010-2017)
GCB’s work included a variety of climate change programs in Gansu Province: · Citizen education program – encourage Green Commuting […]
Maqu District environmental organisations meeting
Green Camel Bell recently held the first meeting for environmental organisations in the Maqu area to get to know one […]
Co-operation in Maqu
Co-operation in Maqu The Maqu grasslands are breathtaking, with meandering rivers that carve through olive-green fields (bright green in the […]
Ah Gan Zhen (阿干镇) pollution survey
Ah Gan Zhen is a bleak coal-mining town close to central Lanzhou, largely unvisited and unknown by the residents of […]
Environmental Entanglements Across the Pacific
Video Link: http://vimeo.com/album/2123440/video/52026603 Keynote talk at Environmental Affairs Symposium of Lewis & Clark College.
In Asia Interviews TIME’s Hero, Chinese Environmentalist Zhao Zhong
http://asiafoundation.org/in-asia/2012/10/24/in-asia-interviews-times-hero-chinese-environmentalist-zhao-zhong/ TIME Magazine “Hero of the Environment” and prominent Chinese grassroots leader, Zhao Zhong, recently spoke at The Asia Foundation’s […]
Interview by Green Camel Bell’s donor – Global Greengrants Fund
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2LJPFLSn1Y