Biodiversity Survey Launched in Tibetan Forest

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By China.org | 10 July 2012 | 851

A group of researchers and photographers have started a 15-day biodiversity survey in the virgin forest of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The team will use cameras to record endangered species in Lulang Forest of Nyingchi prefecture in the southeast of Tibet, an area known for its rich biodiversity including all major vegetation of the northern hemisphere. Read More