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One of the most important tropical habitats for young fish is mangrove swamps. In the last 40 years, 80% of China's mangroves have been destroyed.
對幼魚而言最重要的熱帶棲息地之一—紅樹林沼地在過去四十年間有百分之八十被破壞殆盡。
But at the Dongzhaigang Mangrove Reserve in Hainan, a remarkable conservation initiative is bringing young Chinese volunteers together to plant mangrove saplings in the glutinous mud.
然而地處海南的東寨港紅樹林自然保護區正將年輕的中國志愿者聚集到一起，在粘稠的泥漿中種植紅樹苗。
For many of these city-born students, such unglamorous work demonstrates their commitment to their country's environment.
對這些城市孩子而言，如此枯燥的工作證明了他們對祖國環境事業所肩負的責任。
Like other heavily populated countries, China today is faced with a challenge. How best to protect nature in an increasingly crowded space?
正如其他人口眾多的國家一樣，中國面對著一個重大挑戰：如何在不斷縮減擁擠的環境下保護自然？
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