The approval was granted, and the remaining work could commence anytime with sufficient funding.
The good thing about the location of the rest area was that it was not on the migration path of the Tibetan antelope, and there was a dirt road leading directly to it.
The bad thing was that if it rained, this road was extremely difficult to navigate.
From June to August each year, the unoccupied areas entered the rainy season, with almost daily thunderstorms lasting for an hour or two.
This time, Chen Ying did not follow the Patrol Team into Zhuonai Lake to protect the Tibetan antelope, instead, he turned his attention to other animals that had migrated due to the large gatherings of Tibetan antelope.
Especially around a seasonal lake near the Snow Mountain side, where a sudden increase in Tibetan gazelle and a few Black-necked Cranes appeared.
