The Senlong Zangbo River, situated within the Changtang National Nature Reserve in Nagchu, serves as a crucial pathway for the migration of Tibetan antelopes. Annually, during the month of July, these animals undertake a significant journey.
Specifically, Tibetan antelope mothers and their young calves traverse the river as part of their seasonal migration to their established habitats. The scale of this movement is substantial.
Over the course of the last three years, the number of Tibetan antelopes crossing this particular river has consistently surpassed 150,000 annually. This highlights the importance of the river in the antelope's life cycle.
Furthermore, the population of Tibetan antelopes in Xizang has experienced a notable increase. This growth is attributed to successful conservation efforts.
Data from the region's ecology and environment department indicates that the total population of Tibetan antelopes now exceeds 300,000. This is a positive sign for the species.
5 Comments
Michelangelo
“What great news—more antelopes means a healthier ecosystem overall! We need to keep this momentum going.”
Donatello
“Isn't it dangerous to promote this migration without discussing the potential for increased human interference?”
Muchacho
“Such a wonderful reminder of the beauty of nature and the importance of protecting our wildlife!”
Comandante
“Who monitors the conservation efforts? Transparency is crucial to ensure they’re actually effective.”
Bella Ciao
“I’m so relieved to hear that the population is increasing! Let’s keep supporting these efforts!”