Chinese-U.S. Youth Bird-Friendly City Innovation Contest Launched in Chongqing

credit: US Consulate Chennai

The 2025 Sino-U.S.

Youth Bird-Friendly City Innovation Contest was launched at Chongqing BI Academy on March 14th.

Eight schools were recognized as the first "Bird-Friendlies Schools" The contest's framework was discussed by Professor Francis Stonier, from Southwest University.

The contest will be held in Chongquing in the spring of 2025.

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