Dr. Wanglin Hao is a Lecturer at the Department of Biological and Food Engineering, LyuLiang University. He completed his PhD studies in Ecology at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and has been awarded Outstanding Instructor in the North China Region of the National University Students' Online Business Innovation and Application Competition, Outstanding Classroom Teacher of the Year 2014–2015 at Luling College, and First Prize of Science and Technology of Shaanxi Academy of Sciences. He is mainly engaged in teaching biology-related subjects and research related to watershed ecology and soil ecology.
Dr. Zongshan Li is an Associate Researcher at the Ecological Environment Research Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He completed his PhD studies in Climatology of Tree Annual Rings at the Institute of Botany, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, and has been awarded Outstanding Postdoctoral Fellow. He presided over the surface project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), two youth projects, and participated in the 13th Five-Year Key
Research and Development Program. His research results have been published in several SCI search journals. His research topics mainly include tree-ring assessment of climate change.
Dr. Binbin Li is an Associate Professor at the College of Soil and Water Conservation Science and Engineering, Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University, China. He completed his PhD studies in Ecology at the Soil and Water Conservation and Ecological Environment Research Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and has been awarded First Prize in the Academic Report of the Forum on Ecological Conservation of the Yellow River Basin in Shaanxi Province, and First Prize for Academic Presentation in Soil and Water Conservation Academic Forum. He has published over 20 papers published in journals such as the Journal of Natural Resources, and serves as a Reviewer for journals. His research topics mainly include ecological restoration and its environmental effects, sustainable utilization of soil and water resources, and regulation of structure and function of planted forests.
