Welcome to Check in, Thousands of Books Are Waiting for You to Choose | CBCGDF Biodiversity Science Museum

The winter vacation mode is about to start. Here I recommend a new check-in place to students who like reading - the Biodiversity Science Museum of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF), which is a comprehensive venue integrating popular science education, ecological experience, and scientific research: in the history area, you will listen to the legendary story of the elk returning to its homeland; in the species area, you can see corals that look like leaf veins; in the VR area, you can instantly switch between virtual and reality; in the dark night starry sky area, you can experience the beauty of the starry sky and feel the vastness of the universe...

In the book area, thousands of books will open up the kingdom of biodiversity knowledge for you. In "CBCGDF Code for Fighting Plastics", "Beautiful Convention" takes you to "brighten the road to heaven", "Blue Cycle" turns waste into treasure, from "default delivery of tableware" to the choice of "whether to deliver tableware"... Through these wonderful stories of fighting plastics, everyone's green code is opened, calling on everyone to jointly deal with the problem of plastic pollution.

In the first "Green Book", "Analysis of China's Green Economic Development in 2023", the development achievements and existing problems of the green economy are summarized from multiple aspects such as green design, green energy, green supply chain, green finance, green consumption, and circular economy, and the evolution of the global green economy is introduced. The "Green Book" for 2024 has also been published, and the 2025 one is in the process of being prepared. As a book selected into the annual report series of "China Social Sciences Think Tank" of China Social Sciences Press, the "Green Book" also predicts the work priorities and main indicators of green economic development in each year.

From "The Limits to Growth" to "Earth for All Beings" to "2052: Climate, Environment and the Future of Humanity", the books in the Green Association Biodiversity Science Museum not only cover ecological and environmental fields such as biodiversity protection, green development, climate change, and dual carbon, but also cover literature, art, photography, law and other aspects. Visitors with different educational levels, different age groups, and different knowledge backgrounds can find the content you are interested in here and start your reading experience journey...

Original Chinese article:https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/SAxtD7V-jdZruPL6ArAbMA  

Translator: Daisy        

Reviewed by Sara

Editor: Daisy

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