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A desert ecological restoration project is underway in Ordos, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. By using willow-branch barriers to stabilize sand and conserve soil and water resources, and applying intelligent agricultural machinery and drone-based aerial seeding, the region is combining traditional practices with modern technology to transform vast stretches of barren desert into vibrant green landscapes.
A desert ecological restoration project is underway in Ordos, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. By using willow-branch barriers to stabilize sand and conserve soil and water resources, and applying intelligent agricultural machinery and drone-based aerial seeding, the region is combining traditional practices with modern technology to transform vast stretches of barren desert into vibrant green landscapes.