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Tibet sees steady increase in endangered wildlife population

(Xinhua) 15:55, March 26, 2022

Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Wang Zehao)

Aerial photo shows Tibetan wild donkeys in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 24, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

Tibetan antelopes are seen in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 25, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Wang Zehao)

Tibetan wild donkeys are seen in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 24, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

Tibetan wild donkeys are seen in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 24, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Kelsang Namgyai)

Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

Aerial photo shows Tibetan wild donkeys in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 24, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

Tibetan antelopes are seen in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 25, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Kelsang Namgyai)

Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

A Tibetan wild donkey is seen in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 25, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

Aerial photo shows Tibetan wild donkeys in Nagqu of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, March 24, 2022. Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China has become an ideal habitat for wild animals over the years amid the region's thriving biodiversity protection endeavors.

Tibet has seen a steady increase in endangered wildlife population, thanks to its continuous efforts over the past decades. (Xinhua/Zhou Dixiao)

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