三位一体生态监测守护生灵草木“乐园” “最美第三极”画卷徐徐铺展

Core Viewpoint - Tibet serves as an important ecological security barrier for the country, emphasizing ecological protection and green development principles [1] Group 1: Wildlife Protection Efforts - The black-necked crane, the only crane species living entirely in high-altitude areas, has a high chick survival rate of 98% due to the care of wildlife protectors [6] - The population of Tibetan antelope in the region has increased from about 3,000 to approximately 10,000 over the past decade [12] - The Tibetan antelope population in Tibet has grown to over 300,000, with its conservation status improved from "endangered" to "near threatened" [13] Group 2: Wildlife Monitoring and Technology - In 2024, monitoring statistics indicated that the number of black-necked cranes exceeded 1,000, and Tibetan antelope increased to over 40,000 [26] - Advanced equipment such as drones, Beidou positioning systems, and thermal imaging devices have been integrated into a comprehensive ecological monitoring system [28] Group 3: Community Engagement and Compensation - A wildlife damage compensation mechanism has been established, with 476 million yuan paid out since 2021 to compensate for wildlife-related losses [37] - The local community has increasingly harmonized its relationship with wildlife, with residents expressing satisfaction in witnessing the growing wildlife population and improved environment [39] Group 4: Employment and Economic Impact - Since 2016, Tibet has provided an average of over 500,000 ecological jobs annually, with an average income increase of over 3,500 yuan per person [43]