Changtang From Above | WCS China

WCS is working on the ground to conserve China's largest wild place - Changtang, a reserve more than 700,000km2 in size that harbors some of the most unique biodiversity in the world.
Across the globe, WCS uses science to fill critical knowledge gaps and derive sound conservation plans for flagship species. The footage shows that field studies were implemented to understand the distribution and abundance of snow leopards in this region, as well as the community's attitude and potential threats to this species.
The status of mating grounds for Tibetan antelopes was another focus during this survey period. WCS China has a long history in the research and conservation of this beautiful, migratory ungulate that is endemic to the Tibetan plateau.
Based on these efforts, we will further implement multiple projects empowering local communities to develop more resilient, wildlife-friendly livelihoods while strengthening the government's capacity regarding the reserve management and wildlife-human conflict mitigation.

[@ninadsheth8422]

Magical tian the final frontier. FREE TIBET

[@yangyun4412]

My great and beautiful country.

[@aanirudhdev]

No no no.. it's aksai chin.. part of India captured by china... Part of Tibet captured by China...

[@journeybeyondthehorizon6270]

@@aanirudhdev No no no...it is God's land, created by God. It doesn't belong to any people. What is China, what is India? Imaginary organizations created by the "ants" tiny humans. But this land have existed long before the humans started to walk on it and began to say "it is mine", "no, it is mine". :)

[@baqikenny]

@@aanirudhdev I respect the ambition coming from the asian neighbourhood dwag 👍

[@hippo-potamus]

Where have you guys been on Fukushima and the great pacific genocide?