A 2012 Ministry of Culture report follows safety inspections at the post-earthquake conservation works for Newzhai Jiana Mani in Yushu.
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A 2024 scholarly survey examines an eight-line Old Tibetan inscription and nearby Buddhist carvings at the mouth of Leba Valley.
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A 2020 workshop report follows Nangqian artisans as they shape vessels by hand and fire them in a sealed pottery jar using smoke carbon.
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In Nangqian, villagers guide brine through hillside beds, let it settle and evaporate, then gather the crystals by hand.
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In Chengduo’s Labu Township, post-earthquake rebuilding combined traditional stonework and carved timber with modern structural systems.
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A 2025 report follows rangers in Qumalai as they patrol water, grassland and wildlife habitat in the Yangtze Source area of Sanjiangyuan National Park.
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A 2025 report explains how Hoh Xil’s core and general control zones are managed within Sanjiangyuan National Park, and records patrols against unauthorized crossings.
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A 2021 account follows a herder-guide in Angsai and the community’s work with canyon visitors, wildlife knowledge and conservation rules.
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A Qinghai News report follows one eleven-person household in Daeo Village, where livestock raising and wage work in the county seat contributed to 2025 income.
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In Angsai, a herder-guide leads booked canyon visits, while residents record wildlife signs as part of local ecological patrols.
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The Yangtze, Yellow and Lancang headwaters lie within the wider Sanjiangyuan region. Each river has its own valleys, counties and park areas.
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At Zhuonai Lake in Hoh Xil, migrating female chiru gather to give birth; a seasonal protection station patrols, monitors births and assists lost or injured young.
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A heritage record describes traditional events at Zaxike Grassland, while a 2026 opening ceremony shows how horse skills also appear in a contemporary public program.
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