Core Points - The publication of "Atlas of Common Wild Animals in Qilian Mountains" marks the first systematic display of wild animal resources in the Qilian Mountains, featuring 396 representative species [1][2] - The atlas includes 21 orders and 59 families of birds, totaling 349 species, and 5 orders and 17 families of mammals, totaling 47 species [1] - Each species is accompanied by 1 to 3 high-definition color photos, detailing their morphological characteristics, scientific names, classification status, ecological habits, distribution in Qilian Mountains, and conservation status [1] Academic and Practical Value - The atlas serves as foundational material for researchers studying biodiversity in the Qilian Mountains [1] - Forestry workers can utilize it as a practical tool for field patrol and monitoring [1] - Birdwatchers and photography enthusiasts can enhance their field observation accuracy using the atlas [1] - Educators can leverage the rich visual content to teach students about the ecological significance of the Qilian Mountains [1] Call for Conservation - The editorial team aims to raise awareness about the biodiversity conservation of the Qilian Mountains and encourage collective efforts to protect this ecological sanctuary [2]