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The story of Born to be Alive continues: protecting the Tibetan antelopes'journey home_我的网站

A |     During the annual migration of Tibetan antelopes, instructor Cairen Naobu of the Wudaoliang Police Station and his colleagues continuously monitor, manage traffic and reduce noise to ensure the animals can safely cross their migration corridors.    From the story of Jiesang Sonam Dargye to his own commitment to the plateau, he says: “Reverence for nature is forever engraved in my heart. Protecting this place is the work I will dedicate my entire life to.”                    。    During the annual migration of Tibetan antelopes, instructor Cairen Naobu of the Wudaoliang Police Station and his colleagues continuously monitor, manage traffic and reduce noise to ensure the animals can safely cross their migration corridors.    From the story of Jiesang Sonam Dargye to his own commitment to the plateau, he says: “Reverence for nature is forever engraved in my heart. Protecting this place is the work I will dedicate my entire life to.”                    。

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