Tibetan wildlife number soars in Changtang nature reserve
With Nagqu Environmental Protection Bureau’s great efforts, Tibetan wildlife number soars in Changtang nature reserve. The number of endangered Tibetan antelope and wild Tibetan donkey in the Changtang Nature Reserve in northern Tibet have respectively restored to a satisfactory amount of 150,000 and 100,000 so far, according to an official of the Nagqu Environmental Protection Bureau. Tibetan antelope and wild Tibetan donkey are both under state's first-class protection.
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