Nagqu City in Tibet is a crucial component of the region's ecological shelter zone. It is also home to many precious and rare animals. Among the three teams of the "Into Tibet 2020" project, team Red took an adventure to the north, passing by Shuanghu County, Xainza County and Baingoin County, reaching the Changtang Plateau. They have captured many memorable moments on the way encountering wild yaks, Tibetan antelopes, kiangs, black-necked cranes among others.
A black-necked crane foraging on alpine wetlands.
Tibetan antelopes in a field.
An eagle perching on a Tibetan nomad's residence.
Kiangs galloping on alpine-steppe.
A wild yak.
A wild yak on rough land.
A male Tibetan antelope wandering around his environment.
Alpine pika looking around near a grazing area at Baingain County.
Female Tibetan antelopes foraging near Siling Lake.
A kiang herd feeding themselves in the early morning.
Kiangs on the plateau.
A male Tibetan antelope curiously staring at people.