Chinese scientists research on protecting, restoring high-altitude wetlands

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Chinese scientists are conducting monitoring, evaluation and research on biodiversity conservation and ecological restoration of the alpine wetlands in southwest China.

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01:00Because we know that the Qichang Plateau is a fragile area, due to the low-level geothermal
01:27system, it is sensitive to changes in the environment, including climate and human activities.
01:33So we are here to simulate the changes in the future climate and water levels through
01:40man-made measures, which will have an impact on our high-pressure plants and the ecosystem.
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