Tony Whitten, a wildlife biologist working with the World Bank, has produced two videos documenting some of the efforts a team of scientists and officials are taking to increase the size of Lake Aibi, a rift lake located near the border between Xinjiang and Kazakhstan. In the first video, Whitten covers some of the characteristics [...]
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