Practicing Preserves Life On Land SDG15. Taking action to combat climate crisis, flying over the bee town, Tangbula, Yili Prefecture, Xinjiang, building livable cities. Fostering the planting of flowering plants and adopting low-carbon, non-toxic “Sustainable Health Service” to conserve bees. Restoring land, regenerating forests, achieving a livable climate, enhancing human health and well-being.

I love doing something to help nature and society, not just for now, but also for future.

– W.L. Hung, CEO

Safeguard the last piece of pure land on the Earth, Let the Glacier Cool, Let the Ocean Breathe, run through the pulse to Urban Wildlife Corridor, draw a Green-blueprint – integration of glacier, land, ocean, promote green development, nurture biodiversity, promote the sustainability of humans and nature

“Urban Wildlife Corridor” advocates:

1. “Bees” Preserves Life On Land SDG15, Safeguarding Land and Food
2. Land is a Vital Contributor to Food and Biodiversity
3. “Green-blueprint: Integration of Glacier, Land, Ocean” Addressing the Climate Crisis and Poverty
4. “Integration of Humans, Society, Economy and Nature ” Moving the World Towards a Bright Future of Sustainable Development
5. “Two-Places Integration” Activity Promoting Conservation, Education, Science Outreach, and Cultural Exchange
6. Green Economy, Green Financing (Climate Finance), Green Transition, and Clean Energy Reduce Carbon Emissions and Mitigate Global Warming
7. Orderly Promotion of Green Development to Build a Livable Planet, Practice the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 1.5 Climate Goals
8. The “Belt and Road Initiative” Cooperates with Developing Countries, Especially in Green Energy Industry, Agricultural Production Capacity, and Ecological Construction
9. The United Nations (UN) Paris Agreement, Convention on Biological Diversity, Convention to Combat Desertification, Framework Convention on Climate Change, Water Action Agenda, Decade of Action for Cryospheric Sciences, Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework
10. The United Nations (UN) 2025 International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation, World Day for Glaciers 21 March, World Water Day 22 March, World Bee Day 20 May, World Oceans Day 8 June

For some people who especially live in the cities, it is hard for them to understand the value of nature such as glaciers, land, oceans, wildlife animals, insects, plants, rivers, forests, and beautiful nature landscapes etc. The fact is that nature supports our society, economy, life and future, including nurturing the most important elements of human life – Water, Food and Air. We shouldn’t consider that nature is free, and often take it for granted and overexploit it.

Human survival is inseparable from water, food and air. Glaciers conserve clean freshwater resources, and water nourishes land with rich nutrients; Water, rich in nutrients, flows to land along “Urban Wildlife Corridor”, nurturing food and biodiversity. Water then follows rivers and merges into oceans to “Let the Ocean Breathe”. Oceans exhale oxygen, and absorb the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide to “Let the Glacier Cool”; Glaciers maintain a balance of accumulation and ablation, stabilize the planet’s temperatures, enable sustainable water resources. This recurring force of nature ultimately allows the health, peace and prosperity of humans and nature to develop sustainably.

The “Integration of Glacier, Land, Ocean”, taking a “As a whole” approach to take care of the Earth and “Let the Earth Cool”. By protecting the glaciers, we protect the land; by protecting the land, we protect the oceans; by protecting the oceans, we protect the glaciers. Nature and humans are closely linked, influencing and relying on each other.

Land occupies about one-third of the Earth. It is the source of human life, and the cradle of human civilization. Only by taking good care of this precious pure land on the Earth can the future of human beings and nature be sustainable. Land (pure land) and clean water are essential elements for nurturing forests. Forests cover nearly 31% of the global land area, and are home to more than 80% of land animals, plants, insects and other species. With the development of cities and agriculture, the decline of forest ratio and the increase of carbon emissions, the balance of nature has been destroyed, seriously affecting the terrestrial ecosystem, causing climate warming, increasing pollution and the disappearance of species.

The “Green-blueprint” advocates the philosophy of “Integration of Glacier, Land, Ocean” to take action to address the climate crisis and poverty, and drive humanity towards a bright future of sustainable development.

Due to the fact that glaciers, land, and oceans have always been less well-known by the outside world, they are considered to be just a geographical division and name, so that the public ignores their absolute importance to the survival of humans and organisms. The “Green-blueprint – Glacier and Water, Land and Food, Ocean and Air” represent the conservation and education programmes of “Let the Glacier Cool, Urban Wildlife Corridor, and Let the Ocean Breathe” respectively, and are closely linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Climate Goals. The purpose is to inspire people to live in balance with nature and fundamentally protect the most important elements of human life – water, food and air.

The United Nations states that terrestrial ecosystems are essential for sustaining human life, contributing over half of global GDP and embodying diverse cultural, spiritual, and economic values. However, the world faces a triple crisis: climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. Global and regional efforts are crucial to maintaining forest ecosystems and their social, economic, and environmental functions, particularly in developing countries and tropical regions.

However, biodiversity loss is occurring at a faster rate than at any time in human history. Globally, one-fifth of the Earth’s land is degraded, an area almost the size of India and Russia combined. Land degradation drives species extinction and exacerbates climate change. Biodiversity and the ecosystem services it supports can also form the foundation of climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction strategies, as biodiversity enhances human resilience.

To achieve Sustainable Development Goal 15 (Life on Land), we need to transform our relationship with nature and recognize that nature is fundamental to life on Earth. In December 2022, 196 countries adopted the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework at the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15), providing new momentum for Goal 15. It outlines four outcome-oriented goals to be achieved by 2050 and 23 targets to be achieved by 2030.

Nearly 90% of wild flowering plant species worldwide rely entirely or in part on animal pollination, and pollination is equally important for over 75% of food crops and 35% of agricultural land worldwide. Pollinators not only directly contribute to food security but are also crucial for biodiversity conservation. To raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face, and their contribution to sustainable development, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed May 20th as World Bee Day in 2018. This day, dedicated to strengthening conservation measures for bees and other pollinators, will significantly contribute to addressing global food security and eradicating hunger in developing countries.

Green Economy, Environment-Society, Green (Eco) Living. On May 20, 2022, Will Legend founded the “Urban Wildlife Corridor” Conservation and Education Programme and became the founding organization. Land, covering approximately one-third of the Earth’s surface, is the source of human life and the cradle of human civilization. Nearly 31% of land is forest, home to over 80% of terrestrial animal, plant, and insect species. Given the vastness of land, past conservation efforts have been either broadly framed as “protecting the environment” or focused on protecting individual land species. However, implementation has proven elusive. While raising public awareness is crucial, it is often difficult to get people up close, to see, and touch. With this in mind, the “Urban Wildlife Corridor” features bees and sunflowers as its protagonists, developing a three-step process: First, protecting bees, then having bees protect forests, and finally, protecting food and biodiversity. Furthermore, through the story of “The Legend of Will”, the philosophy of safeguarding glaciers, land, and oceans is presenting to the public in a simple and easy-to-understand story.

Since 2022, the “Urban Wildlife Corridor” has been promoting the use of flowering plants to nurture bees and protect the land through its outreach to universities, primary and secondary schools, and kindergartens. Ultimately, the goal is to simultaneously implement philosophy and practices, collaborating with scientists, representatives of enterprises and organizations, teachers, students, and the public to advance humanity towards a sustainable future. The “Urban Wildlife Corridor” has also launched several initiatives, including the “Sunflower Biodiversity Charging Station, Sustainable Health Action, Home for Bees”, which encourages the public to plant flowering plants in and around cities, reduce or stop the use of toxic pesticides and cleaning chemicals, and adopt the “Relocate & Return” approach to bee conservation rather than killing bees with toxic pesticides. The goal is to inspire the public to protect bees, allowing them to travel between forests and urban wildlife corridor, thereby improving the quantity and quality of agricultural production, while also increasing forest regeneration, restoring land, and enhancing drought resilience, ultimately achieving livable climate and biodiversity goals, narrowing the food gap, and promoting human health and well-being.

On July 30, 2025, Will Legend further connected with government officials and green businesses in Nileke County, Yili Prefecture, Xinjiang, to showcase a sustainable city driven by bees. The Xinjiang Black Bee Reserve – Bee Town – promotes the bee industry within the city, including bee-themed hotels, restaurants, ecotourism, and Third Pole Glacier Honey™. At the same time, it sets an example of sustainable development for major cities around the world, and built an “Urban Wildlife Corridor” in the Tangbula-Bai Li Gallery to make the public understand that protecting bees is equivalent to protecting land and food.

“You will experience a magical journey, and Flowery Delek will be waiting for you in Tangbula, it is full of sunflowers at the foot of Tianshan Mountain!” Wind carries the message of nature

The story begins on Earth in 2050, when global climate change triggers crises in water, food, water, air. As the climate crisis causes temperatures to rise, the Earth also begins to “running a fever” and the blue Earth is no longer be seen. The importance of glaciers, land, and oceans to humans and organisms has always been ignored by the outside world. In fact, glaciers, land, and oceans protect the most important elements of human life – Water, Food, and Air.

At this time, Willy Bee Tashi, who grows up in a hidden oasis in the south, senses the call of the power of nature, asking him to drive the world towards a sustainable future.

“Because of the rapid melting of glaciers, the accelerated melting of the cryosphere and glaciers, the reduction of snow cover, and the intensified melting of permafrost have made mountain runoff more unstable and uncertain, and it is almost impossible to find fresh water resources!” Glacier carries the message of nature

“Ocean pollution has caused the extinction of fish, coral reefs, phytoplankton (marine algae) and whales. The Earth is filled with greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, and we can no longer breathe clean air. On land, pollution has caused no forests, and we can no longer grow food. Life is almost extinct, and the Blue Planet is no longer there.” The ocean carries the message of nature

“Willy Bee, you are going to take the ‘Green-blueprint’ and start the ‘Glacier, Land and Ocean Journey’ with Flowery. The first stop is the land. After arriving, you need to find the Third Pole Honey Bee Tribe and the Black Bee Tribe sealed in Tangbula.” Land carries the message of nature

“You need to use the power number 520 to decode the seeds of life of ‘food’ and promote to humans to build ‘Urban Wildlife Corridor’ in cities as ‘Home for Bees.” Land said

“Encourage humans to support the Sustainable Health Action to reduce carbon emissions, promote sustainable cities and communities, and allow bees to travel between the Sunflower Biodiversity Power Station, cities and forests.” Sun said

“Educate humans to protect the ‘Urban Wildlife Corridor’ and the land, improve agricultural production, increase forest regeneration and biodiversity.” Land said

“Glaciers, land and oceans draw up the ‘Green-blueprint’ to protect the most important elements of human life – water, food and air, and build a livable Earth. This is a revelation that nature gives me!” said Willy Bee Tashi

“Bees provide us with food, medicines, even help keep our planet healthy and beautiful. We must remind the human beings on the blue planet to use natural resources moderately for economic development, and then give back to nature and society with economic achievements.” said Flowery

“I must remind humans on the Blue Planet to ‘Love Nature, Love Community and Love People Around Us’, promote multiculturalism to build ethnic integration and inclusive communities, and contribute to the health, peace and prosperity of humans now and in the future.” said Willy Bee

Finally, with the help of the power of nature, Willy Bee and Flowery return to the Blue Planet of 2020 through time and space. Willy Bee takes courage and spreads his wings to start the journeys with Flowery to find the 1.5°C–Key of ‘Greenhouse Cooling Patch’ to solve climate change. They hope to awaken humans to take action to protect nature by planting the seeds of life (water, food and air), re-enter the heart of nature, promote sustainable development between humans and nature, and protect the endangered Earth.

The next journey for Willy Bee and Flowery is the ocean, where they will encounter rare marine creatures.

“Urban Wildlife Corridor” Experiential Learning:

1. Tangbula: Tangbula is a general name for the grassland landscape of the Kashi River Canyon in Nileke County, Yili Prefecture, Xinjiang. It is named after a ravine 105 kilometers southeast of the county seat. There are several huge rocks on the ridge on the east side of the ravine, which look like jade seals, so it is named Tangbula, which means big seal in Kazakh
2. “Green-blueprint”: Promotes the Integration of “Green-blueprint” Glacier, Land and Ocean, Moves Towards a Sustainable Future for “Humans, Society, Economy and Nature”
3. Land: Land occupies about one-third of the Earth’s surface. It is the source of human life and the cradle of human civilization. Only by properly protecting this precious piece of pure land on Earth can the future of mankind and nature achieve sustainable development. Forests cover nearly 31% of the world’s land area and are home to more than 80% of land animal, plant and insect species
4. Power Number 520: To raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development, the United Nations has designated May 20 as World Bee Day
5. “Food” Seeds of Life: 75% of food crops are grown with the help of pollinating insects such as bees
6. Sustainable Health Action: Aims to promote the use of Sustainable Health Services™ in furniture, air conditioners, plants etc. in enterprises, organizations, schools, and homes to fully achieve deep cleaning, remove allergens and pests, and implement sustainable environment and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3 Good Health and Well-being – Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
7. Urban Wildlife Corridor: Will Legend is the initiator of the “Urban Wildlife Corridor” Conservation and Education programme. The programme encourages the public to plant flowering plants to conserve pollinating insects such as bees, thereby increasing biodiversity and food crop yields, and implementing SDG 15
8. “Home for Bees”: The “Home for Bees” Conservation and Education programme uses the “Relocate & Return” way to conserve bees and encourage the public to reduce or stop using toxic pesticides (insecticides). In addition to directly supporting bee conservation organizations financially, we will also purchase honey from beekeepers in mountainous areas and rural areas so that they can continue to protect bees and protect the future of mankind
9. Sunflower Biodiversity Power Station: Encourage the public to plant flowering plants to allow pollinating insects such as bees and butterflies to rest and recharge, allowing them to travel between forests, cities and habitats
10. Biodiversity: The Convention on Biological Diversity is a legally binding international treaty with three main objectives: the conservation of biological diversity, the sustainable use of biological diversity and the fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of the use of genetic resources. The overall goal is to encourage action to build a sustainable future
11. Greenhouse Cooling Patch: Aims to promote green development including green economy, green financing (climate financing) and clean energy. Reduce carbon emissions and respond to climate change by supporting education for sustainable development, scientific actions, green businesses (industries), eco-tourism, etc.
12. 1.5°C–Key: Under the Paris Agreement, countries agreed to significantly reduce global greenhouse gas emissions to ensure that the long-term global average surface temperature increase is kept well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C

“Urban Wildlife Corridor” (green corridors) refer to the planting of flowering plants within or around cities, including green belts, country parks, forest parks, and nature reserves. “Urban” refers to humans, and “Wildlife” refers to nature, including forests and biological habitats. “Corridor” are bridges connecting nature (forests) and cities (humans). The protagonists who breathe life into this bridge between humans and nature are the familiar, gentle, and hardworking little bees. Protecting and increasing forest coverage is crucial to maintaining a balanced ecology and biodiversity, especially for terrestrial organisms. Forests play a vital role in both humans and the environment, maintaining clean soil, conserving water resources, and purifying the air (releasing oxygen). Forests also contribute significantly to overall carbon reduction (absorbing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide). Furthermore, they help combat greenhouse gases, making them a natural “Greenhouse Cooling Patch” for humanity.

More than 90% of wild flowering plants are produced with the help of pollinating insects, such as bees. It is because this pollination process regenerates forests and breeds plant diversity. Because of the vigorous development of plant diversity, it has created the habitats required by different living things, achieving an important element for the sustainable development of humans and nature – biodiversity. Forests purify soil and water for the land. They also act as “natural air purifiers” for humans and other creatures, filtering the air in the atmosphere. Clean soil, water, and the help of little bees – “nature’s master pollinators,” have transformed into more than 75% of the food crops that humans rely on to survive, which is food for more than 8 billion humans. By protecting “Urban Wildlife Corridor”, we can increase forest cover, effectively combating climate change and maintaining natural biodiversity. Only when humans, society, economy, nature are integrated and balanced can human health and prosperity be maintained.

Flying over the Hundred Mile Gallery “Sunflower Biodiversity Charging Station” in Tangbula, Yili Prefecture, Xinjiang, the “Sustainable Health Action” builds a “Bee City at an Altitude of 1,800 Meters”. Green industries take root in the Tianshan Mountains and build livable cities. The “Urban Wildlife Corridor” protects healthy land, creates a sustainable city, works with bee guardians to protect the “Home for Bees”, promotes biodiversity and ensure a good food harvest.

Land, covering approximately one-third of the Earth’s surface, is the source of human life and the cradle of human civilization. Only by safeguarding this precious, pristine Earth can the future of humanity and nature be sustainable. Land and clean water are essential for the growth of forests, which cover nearly 31% of the world’s land area and are home to over 80% of terrestrial animal, plant, and insect species. However, the development of urbanization and agriculture, the decline in forest cover, and the increase in carbon emissions are disrupting the natural balance, severely impacting terrestrial ecosystems and contributing to climate change (global warming), increased pollution, and species extinction.

Bees are crucial pollinators of crops and are not only integral to ecosystems but also have a significant impact on global food supplies and poverty reduction. The “Urban Wildlife Corridor” encourages the public to plant flowering plants that support pollinators like bees, thereby increasing biodiversity and food production, and fulfilling the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15. Simultaneously, Will Legend promotes the “Sustainable Health Action,” the “Sunflower Biodiversity Charging Station” and the “Home for Bees” initiatives. The “Sustainable Health Action” encourages governments, businesses, organizations/institutions, schools, and homes to adopt low-carbon, non-toxic services and products to remove allergens and common pests, achieving deep cleansing and promoting environmental health. The “Sunflower Biodiversity Charging Station” encourages the public to plant flowering plants that allow pollinators like bees and butterflies to rest and recharge, allowing them to travel between forests, cities, and other habitats. The “Home for Bees” uses the “Relocate and Return” approach to conserve bees, encouraging the public to avoid killing bees and allow them to continue their natural mission.

Tangbula is a general name for the grassland landscape of the Kashi River Canyon in Nileke County. The Xinjiang Black Bee Nature Reserve is located in Tangbula in the hinterland of the Tianshan Mountains, with an average altitude of about 1,800 meters. This area boasts high-quality grasslands and vegetation, and is rich in nectar-producing plants. There are over 260 species of wild flowers, 76 of which have traditional Chinese medicine and health benefits. Medicinal plants such as codonopsis pilosula, motherwort, fritillaria, wild mint, thyme, and dandelion are highly nutritious. From June to August each year, these plants bloom in full bloom, these are the best nectar sources for Xinjiang black bees. This is why Third Pole Glacier Honey™ (Xinjiang Black Bee Honey) has a Baume degree（°Bé）of 42 degrees or higher.

Today, Nileke County has built a national black bee reserve and conservation farm, becoming a benchmark for the development of the national bee industry. At present, Nileke County has 504 bee farmers, 60,000 bee colonies, an annual honey production of more than 1,200 tons, and a bee industry output value of more than 120 million yuan, which has become a pillar industry for rural revitalization. Nileke County protects the natural ecology and bees, and uses bee-themed tourism to support the honey industry chain, fully demonstrating the integration of humans, society, economy and nature.

Will Legend has joined hands with the officials and green enterprises of Nileke County, Yili Prefecture, to show the public a sustainable city led by bees. By protecting bees, the bee industry is promoted in the city, including bee-themed hotels and Third Pole Glacier Honey™. At the same time, it sets an example of sustainable cities for major cities everywhere, and builds a nearly 100-kilometer-long “Urban Wildlife Corridor” between forests and cities, let the public understand the importance of protecting land and food.

We will visit the Xinjiang Black Bee Reserve – Bee Town to learn how this bee city in the heart of the Tianshan Mountains demonstrates the sharing of economic achievements, inclusive societies, and harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, practices Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Climate Goal. In terms of experiential education, we will visit the Black Bee Science and Technology Culture Museum, the Black Bee Specimen Library, the Nectar Plant Specimen Library, the Honey Product Production Line, etc. This allows participants to more deeply appreciate the philosophy proposed by Will Legend: “Use natural resources moderately for economic development, and then give back to nature and society with economic achievements”. The Tangbula Baili Gallery (Hundred Mile Gallery) in Yili Prefecture, Xinjiang not only protects biodiversity and food, but also connects to the sustainable future of mankind.

Biological diversity resources are the pillars upon which we build civilizations. Fish provide 20% of animal protein to about 3 billion people; Over 80% of the human diet is provided by plants; As many as 80% of people living in rural areas in developing countries rely on traditional plant‐based medicines for basic healthcare. The United Nations established the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (also known as the Biodiversity Plan) with the purpose of promoting the belief of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. It is hoped that different countries, organizations, and sectors can support the implementation of diversity in their own ways.

Regarding biodiversity, it is easier for the public to understand that there are many types of plants and animals, and a large number of microorganisms are included. But it turns out that real biodiversity also includes ecosystems such as glaciers, rivers, forests, lakes, deserts, grasslands and oceans. To put it simply, all species on the Earth are interconnected. Each ecosystem has different connections, interactions and influences, and in the end, a beautiful Earth can be achieved.

Safeguard the last piece of pure land on Earth, let the glacier cool, let the ocean breathe, run through the pulse to wildlife corridor, draw a “Green-blueprint”, build a cradle of ecosystem, nurture biodiversity, make human health and prosperity sustainable. Will Legend protects glaciers and water resources, food and biodiversity, marine ecology and clean air through the Glacier, Land and Ocean Programmes respectively.

“Green-blueprint 1.5°C” mitigates climate change (global warming), safeguarding “Glacier, Land, Ocean”. In its 2022 report, UNESCO pointed out that if global warming can be controlled below 1.5°C, it is possible to save the remaining two-thirds of glaciers.

Under the Paris Agreement, countries agreed to significantly reduce global greenhouse gas emissions to keep the long-term global average surface temperature increase to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels, and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C. The significance of 1.5°C lies in the fact that even a fraction of a degree of global temperature increase can have a significant impact. For some countries and fragile ecosystems, extreme weather events and their associated risks increase with each degree of global temperature increase. The scientific evidence is clear: to avoid the worst impacts of climate change and maintain a habitable planet, we must limit global warming as far as possible and make this a top priority (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change).

The increasing emissions of greenhouse gases caused by human activities have led to global warming. The situation is like covering the Earth with a quilt, preventing heat from being reflected into space, causing the Earth’s temperature to rise. Currently, we are experiencing unprecedented rapid climate warming due to human activities, such as the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels. As the temperature rises, the Earth also begins to suffer from “fever”. The reason is that everything, and all living things on the Earth are closely intertwined with each other. Once nature loses its ability to balance, humans will not be able to survive alone.

“Green-blueprint 1.5°C” supports green development, fostering green economy, green financing (climate financing), new energy, green industries, ecological tourism, etc., reduce carbon emissions and respond to climate change. Supporting the Belt and Road Initiative to cooperate with developing countries, especially in developing green energy industries (such as solar, wind and hydropower projects, and digital management to increase the proportion of renewable energy generation), agricultural production capacity and ecological construction cooperation, helping traditional industries to achieve green transition, transforming them into green industries and building sustainable business models. At the same time, we also strongly advocate green enterprises, and industry chains to deeply participate in the ESG work of society and the community, on the one hand, to practice corporate social responsibility (CSR), on the other hand, to achieve the policy of corporate economic sustainability, jointly accelerate the green forwarding process, enable the world to reduce carbon emissions faster, achieve the “3060” carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals, and promote the sustainability of humans and nature.

“Green-blueprint 1.5°C” supports the three UN “Rio Conventions” as important cornerstones for addressing the climate crisis. With the nation’s continued development, China has ranked first in power generation capacity in the world. In 1949, the annual power generation was only 4.3 billion kilowatt hours. Today, the figure has reached 9.5 trillion kWh (over 2,000 times growth). What is even more amazing is that renewable energy already accounts for one-third of society’s electricity consumption. As the largest country in photovoltaic power generation, and wind power installed capacity, China’s development of green energy is an important measure to deal with global warming and climate change. Will Legend believes that plans organized and led at the social and community levels can be implemented more effectively. By advocating for the “Integration of Glacier, Land, Ocean”, the “Green-blueprint” connecting the two places and different sectors to take action to address pressing global challenges, allowing the public and future generations to pay more attention to the health of the Earth.

The “Green-blueprint” is committed to promoting Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Activity and Experiential Learning Activity. Since 2022, the “Urban Wildlife Corridor” has been continuously promoted in universities, primary and secondary schools, and kindergartens to nurture bees with flowering plants and protect the land. In addition to introducing the “Green-blueprint Integration of Glacier, Land, Ocean”, it also promotes the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). Students can participate in story role-playing and learn to plant sunflowers on-site. By exploring the relationship between bees, forest regeneration, and biodiversity, students will be inspired to develop a sense of balanced coexistence with nature and implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Climate Goals. After the school talk, students can review the content through the online self-study channel and learn more about the harmonious coexistence of humans and nature.

United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 is to protect life on land. This includes protecting and restoring terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably managing forests, combating desertification, halting and reversing land degradation, and curbing biodiversity loss. “Urban Wildlife Corridor” uses diverse models to raise public awareness of land conservation. Through practices, the public can understand the importance of obtaining food from the land for humans, and that healthy forests on land are also indispensable for protecting land and biodiversity.

Representatives of enterprise and organization, teachers, and students can also participate in the SDG-in-China™ Science Outreach Activity – 1.5°C-ClimateAction™ “Let the Glacier Cool – Xinjiang Tianshan Glacier No. 1 Journey”, to experience the philosophy of “Integration of Glacier, Land, Ocean”, and practice sustainable development of Humans, Society, Economy and Nature. Click here to read more.