There are 150,000 Tibetan antelopes in the conservation area of ​​North Qintang, Tibet.

Lhasa, September 22nd, “The Tibetan antelope in the Qiangtang National Nature Reserve has recovered to about 150,000 and the Tibetan wild ass has recovered to about 100,000.” At a meeting in Lhasa, the Deputy Director of the Naqu Prefecture Environmental Protection Bureau in Tibet Dan Zengren introduced the above situation to a reporter from the China News Service.

Located between the Kunlun Mountains, Tanggula Mountains, and the Gangdise Mountains, Qiangtang is the main body and core of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It means “northern highland” in the Tibetan language, especially the northern Tibetan Plateau, with an average elevation of 5,000 meters or more, equivalent to more than 3 times the height of Mount Tai of China’s Dongyue. It is a high-level step in China’s terrain and is thought to be wild. Plant paradise.

The Qiangtang National Nature Reserve stretches across the Nagqu and Ali areas of Tibet and covers a total area of ​​298,000 square kilometers. It mainly protects wild animals and their habitats from desertification geological resources. The protected areas are protected by primary and secondary protection of the country and the Tibet Autonomous Region. More than 40 kinds of animals.

During the Tibet Autonomous Regional Environmental Protection Conference held on the 21st, Danzeng Zeng accepted an interview with a reporter from the China News Service. At the moment, the first and second phase projects of the Qiantang National Nature Reserve passed the acceptance of the Tibet Autonomous Region. The first and second phases of the project have invested 27 million yuan to build the Nagqu Authority, Nima, Andor, Shuanghu Management Substation, four management stations in Chennai, Maqu, Rumar Ghana, and Mahe, and Schuecher monitoring stations. Other agencies are equipped with necessary patrols and monitoring equipment.

Dan Zengren said that after these efforts, the wild animal population in the conservation area has been well developed and restored, with Tibetan antelope recovering to about 150,000, Tibetan wild ass recovering to about 100,000, and wild yak reaching 9,000. The other populations have also been better restored.

According to statistics, before 1970, there were still more than 1 million Tibetan antelopes, but with the mid-1970s, the enormous economic value of Tibetan antelope and cashmere was recognized and developed by humans. During the 20 years from the 1970s to the mid-1990s, it was stolen. The phenomenon of hunting began frequently, and there were even records of tens of thousands of Tibetan antelopes being killed each year. This caused the Tibetan antelope population to drop rapidly to only 50,000 in the 1990s. At present, the protection of Tibetan antelope has become a common consensus, and it has also become an important task for Qiantang National Nature Reserve.

According to Danzeng Zengren’s introduction, in the past 10 years, more than 50 illegal gangs against poaching and hunting of wild animal resources have been cracked down, more than 80 criminal responsibilities have been investigated, more than 200 people have been reformed, more than 2,000 Tibetan antelopes have been recovered, and more than 100 wild yak heads have been recovered. The phenomenon of poaching and poaching in protected areas has declined year by year. In addition, more than 150 wildlife protection personnel and inspectors were hired in the reserve to lay the foundation for protection, patrolling and monitoring. (Finish)

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