China's Changtang Reserve wildlife rebounds as rangers protect antelope

Rangers in the Changtang National Nature Reserve of China's Xizang (Tibet) autonomous region have reported a rise in the population of Tibetan antelope, a key species of the high‑altitude steppe. The increase follows sustained conservation efforts aimed at protecting the fauna of the reserve, according to video footage and statements from Xinhua and Italpress.

The report highlights the success of ongoing wildlife protection measures, noting that the antelopes now roam more freely across the grasslands, reflecting the effectiveness of ranger patrols and habitat management in the region.