What does protecting rare animals such as Tibetan antelope give you?

Tibetan antelope is an endemic species in China, only distributed in high altitude areas of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Because the cashmere of Tibetan antelope is called soft gold, it attracts many illegal poachers. Now the number of Tibetan antelopes has decreased sharply. In order to protect biodiversity and the stability of ecological environment, it is necessary to protect Tibetan antelope, a plateau creature. China has invested a lot in the protection of Tibetan antelopes, including various protection stations, anti-poaching monitoring stations and anti-poaching volunteers. Even the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway has made great efforts to specially design dry bridges for Tibetan antelopes to pass through, such as qingshui river bridge. Of course, protecting Tibetan antelopes is not only a matter for the government, but also requires the participation of ordinary people. This is the long-term way to protect them.