Decades after religions shaped China’s Tianmushan, authorities tackle protecting reserve
PolicyWednesday, August 12, 2026Mongabay

Decades after religions shaped China’s Tianmushan, authorities tackle protecting reserve

Authorities in China are now focusing on the conservation of the Tianmushan reserve, an area historically shaped by religious practices. This initiative aims to address the environmental challenges faced by the region while recognizing its cultural significance. Policymakers and activists should consider the intertwining of heritage and environmental protection in future conservation strategies.

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