Qinghai takes huge strides toward green future
1 year, 4 months ago

Qinghai takes huge strides toward green future

China Daily  

Volunteers from the association for ecological and environmental services in Dongba township, Nangqian county, Qinghai province, pose with herdsmen after helping them install guardrails to prevent bear invasions. Province benefits from ecological and environmental advances Namjil, who grew up in a Mongolian yurt, has never seen such a rich abundance and diversity of wildlife roaming his family's pasture in Golmud, Qinghai province. The herdsman is one of more than 145,000 rangers employed in Qinghai to protect the western province's ecology and environment as local authorities step up conservation efforts. Dubbed China's "water tower", Qinghai boasts the sources of Asia's three longest rivers and the Three-River-Source National Park, the nation's first national park, which is located in the Sanjiangyuan region.

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Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers
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Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers

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Ranger Kelsang Lhundrup takes photos of wildlife during a patrol in the Changtang reserve in December. "Most of the wildlife rangers in Xizang speak Tibetan and are not proficient in Mandarin, so their stories are pretty scarce outside of their own language," she said. There are over 100 patrol stations in the Changtang National Nature Reserve, where thousands of wildlife …

Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers
3 months, 3 weeks ago

Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers

China Daily  

Editor's note: As protection of the planet's flora, fauna and resources becomes increasingly important, China Daily is publishing a series of stories to illustrate the country's commitment to safeguarding the natural world. A wildlife ranger pets an injured female Tibetan antelope in Changtang National Nature Reserve in the Xizang autonomous region in June. Here, rangers and researchers at the Xizang …

Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers
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Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers

China Daily  

Editor's note: As protection of the planet's flora, fauna and resources becomes increasingly important, China Daily is publishing a series of stories to illustrate the country's commitment to safeguarding the natural world. A wildlife ranger pets an injured female Tibetan antelope in Changtang National Nature Reserve in the Xizang autonomous region in June. Here, rangers and researchers at the Xizang …

Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers
3 months, 3 weeks ago

Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers

China Daily  

Ranger Kelsang Lhundrup takes photos of wildlife during a patrol in the Changtang reserve in December. "Most of the wildlife rangers in Xizang speak Tibetan and are not proficient in Mandarin, so their stories are pretty scarce outside of their own language," she said. There are over 100 patrol stations in the Changtang National Nature Reserve, where thousands of wildlife …

Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers
3 months, 3 weeks ago

Dedication of plateau patrollers moves filmmakers

China Daily  

Editor's note: As protection of the planet's flora, fauna and resources becomes increasingly important, China Daily is publishing a series of stories to illustrate the country's commitment to safeguarding the natural world. A wildlife ranger pets an injured female Tibetan antelope in Changtang National Nature Reserve in the Xizang autonomous region in June. Here, rangers and researchers at the Xizang …

Qinghai takes huge strides toward green future
1 year, 4 months ago

Qinghai takes huge strides toward green future

China Daily  

Volunteers from the association for ecological and environmental services in Dongba township, Nangqian county, Qinghai province, pose with herdsmen after helping them install guardrails to prevent bear invasions. Province benefits from ecological and environmental advances Namjil, who grew up in a Mongolian yurt, has never seen such a rich abundance and diversity of wildlife roaming his family's pasture in Golmud, …

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