Several Tibetan antelopes at the Sonandaj Conservation Station in the Coco Siri National Nature Reserve are at a wildlife rescue center (photo taken on September 28).
Over the years, the World Natural Heritage Site of Coco Siri has continuously increased its protection efforts, effectively curbing the occurrence of poaching of Tibetan antelope, the number of Tibetan antelope in the reserve has increased from less than 20,000 to more than 70,000, and the large-scale migration of Tibetan antelope has reappeared on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
Coco Xili, located within the scope of Sanjiangyuan National Park (pilot), is a shining coordinate in the global ecological map, rich in wildlife resources, and an important habitat for Tibetan antelope, a national first-class protected animal.
Tibetan antelope cashmere is slender and soft, known as "soft gold". In the 1980s, greedy poachers came to Coco Siri to illegally hunt Tibetan antelopes, causing the tibetan antelope population to plummet from more than 200,000 to less than 20,000 at one point.
For decades, hundreds of mountain patrolmen have struggled in Coco Xili to fight against poaching and anti-theft, fight against Tibetan antelope poachers, fight against the harsh natural environment, and guard all living beings in the "ecological pure land" with youth and even life.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yan Fujian
Caiwen Dorje, a staff member at the Zhuonai Lake Conservation Station in The Coco Xili National Nature Reserve, feeds Tibetan antelope cubs on July 7, 2020.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Xue Yubin
Tibetan antelope photographed at the Wildlife Rescue Center at the Sonandaj Conservation Station in the Coco Xili National Nature Reserve on September 28.
Zhao Xinlu, station manager, with Tibetan antelope at the Sonandaj Conservation Station in The Coco Xili National Nature Reserve on Sept. 28.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Zhanyi
Several Tibetan antelopes run in the Coco Siri area on Sept. 28.
Two Tibetan antelope cubs photographed at the Zhuo Nai Lake Conservation Station in Coco Xili National Nature Reserve on July 7, 2020.
Qiu Pei Tashi, director of the Zhuonai Lake Conservation Station in The Coco Xili National Nature Reserve, repairs a vehicle in the Coco Xili area (photo taken on July 6, 2020).
Mountain patrolling the mountain patrol in the area of Lake Coco SiriZhunai, known as the "Tibetan Antelope Delivery Room" (photo taken on July 8, 2020).
Mountain rangers drive through the Coco Siri area on July 8, 2020.
Source: Xinhua Net