A new highway is a sign of development and increased connectivity in a once-isolated region of Southwest China. In the...

A new highway is a sign of development and increased connectivity in a once-isolated region of Southwest China. In the background: Karst formations typical of the landscape in Guizhou and Guangxi provinces in Southwest China. Due to their steepness and inaccessibility, karsts are natural repositories of native biodiversity.

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