Name: Conservation efforts help rare wildlife thrive in mountains of NW China's Xinjiang
Uploaded: 2026-10-29T17:09:09+08:00
Duration: 1 min 3 s
Description: Infrared cameras in the northwest China's mountains have captured rare wildlife, including snow leopards, lynx, Siberian ibex and wild boars. The animals were spotted roaming and foraging along a key wildlife trail over the past month. Years of conservation

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Infrared cameras in the northwest China's mountains have captured rare wildlife, including snow leopards, lynx, Siberian ibex and wild boars. The animals were spotted roaming and foraging along a key wildlife trail over the past month. Years of conservation efforts have helped maintain lush vegetation and abundant water sources, supporting a healthy ecosystem for herbivores and predators.

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