Rangers at the Sonam Daji Protection Station in Hoh Xil, located 4,479 meters above sea level, are caring for rescued Tibetan antelope calves in a high-altitude "kindergarten." Station personnel provide daily bottle-feeding and protection for young antelopes found stranded or endangered in the wilderness. Student reporters recently documented the sanctuary, where the state-protected animals are nurtured back to health. Conservationists remind tourists to keep a respectful distance from the wildlife to minimize human interference with their recovery.(Photo by Wen Yutao)

By Wang Xinyuan, Ni Rui (intern), Wen Yutao, Bian Xinyi体育游戏app平台, Wang Xinxin/ China Youth Daily