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Wetland conservation in China's Yellow River Delta helps protect avian population

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Thousands of projects have been launched throughout China to halt biodiversity loss. After two decades of work to restore ecological balance in east China's Shandong Province, the Yellow River, one of China's major waterways, is now home to various species of wild birds. CGTN's You Yang has more.

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