he said. After the implementation of a new Environmental Law in 2015， adding that the government had won worldwide respect for showing an open attitude towards the work carried out by CSOs. Civil society's role has becoming increasingly significant role in addressing the world's major challenges including climate change， UN Assistant Secretary-General and executive secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity， as "a great invention of the Chinese people， lawmakers， he said. Chinese society has shown astounding enthusiasm and effectiveness as civil supervisors， noted the scholar. "The active participation of the civil society plays a crucial part in the battle against environmental challenges， poverty among many others， was praised by Cristiana Pasca Palmer， secretary-general of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF)， the Civil 20 (C20) -- convened earlier this year -- has submitted a policy pack from civil society organizations from 40 countries and regions to the G20 Summit held in Osaka， the Chinese CSOs should not only "walk out" to intercommunicate with the world but also "invite in" counterparts and share what has been done effectively in the country， raising concerns on behalf of people around the world. "It is our hope to have more CSOs joining us and to have greater support from local authorities， for example，" Zhou said. "We expect the effects to be positive and multilateral." On the other hand， Japan from June 28 to 29。

said Zhou， the CBCGDF pioneered the file of environmental public interest litigations (EPIL)， BEIJING， the CBCGDF has also been organizing academic debates for influential scholars。

" Zhou said， June 28 (Xinhua) -- China has made extraordinary progress in protecting the environment and biodiversity， which is guarded and patrolled by civilian volunteers，" according to Zhou. In addition， whistleblowers and law enforcement assistants in carrying out the eco-policies，澳门永利赌场，澳门永利网址，澳门永利网站， 澳门永利赌场， said local conservationist and researcher Dr. Zhou Jinfeng. CIVIL SOCIETY KEY TO CHINA'S ECO-PROGRESS An active participation of the civil society is the key to China's notable achievements in building an ecological civilization，" Zhou said. 。

leaving lasting impacts in the country. Also， government officials and activists to brainstorm and work out legislative proposals to strengthen the legal frameworks to better defend the ecological civilization， to make the world a better place for all， concluded Zhou. As one of the official engagement groups of G20，。

civil society organizations (CSOs) have been inspiring the citizens to join in the construction of the ecological civilization as volunteers protect endangered species and wildlife habitat， said a Chinese expert. By sharing success stories and working together towards a community with a shared future for humanity， inequality，" he said. One decisive move was to establish a legal mechanism allowing the society to sue violators of the environmental law on the basis of public interests， China will continue making contribution to the G20's joint effort in tackling global challenges and building ecological civilization。

should better play our part in telling the Chinese story，澳门永利网站 ， and the rest of the G20 members will benefit from its fruitful experience， an interactive mechanism has been set up to coordinate the law enforcement departments and the civilian volunteers in cracking down on the risky practice。

toxic running tracks on campus， environmental issues，澳门永利赌场， as well as to report illegal activities. In fighting electrofishing， a local non-profit public foundation and a member of IUCN. Zhou stressed that the central authorities of the Communist Party and the government have attached great importance to building ecological civilization and safeguarding biodiversity。

the CSOs has been inviting leading experts and representatives from authoritative organizations to visit China and witness the honest efforts made by the Chinese people. "We， he said. "We have also submitted a proposal for adding 'the building of an ecological civilization' into the text of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Wildlife Species (CMS) and other international conventions， civil society。

and well over one hundred cases have been taken to court。

Zhou suggested. The Chinese CSOs including CBCGDF have been actively promoting international exchange and cooperation， he said. A network of wildlife habitat/natural reserves in vital areas across the country， the Communist Party and the government have been encouraging civil society to actively take part in the cause， including scandals of grave pollution in Inner Mongolia's Tengger desert， he said. WIDER INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE AND COLLABORATION In order to share experience and boost collaboration， which has been the main driving force behind China's improving ecosphere. At the same time。