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Trans-Pacific Alliance Draws Up Ecology Plan

Vladivostok and Khabarovsk, Russia—Last month, a group of American, Chinese, and Russian environmental scientists finished a draft report that lays out an unprecedented plan for balancing economic development with the preservation of key ecosystems in the biologically rich Ussuri-Wusuli river watershed that spans the border between China and Russia. The report, which designates areas for development, preservation and monitoring, and ecosystem restoration, is the fruit of a 2-year trilateral collaboration involving 150 scientists—the largest joint study since much of Russia's Far East was opened to foreigners in 1990.