On May 9, the Northwest Plateau Institute of Biology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences announced that the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Biological Germplasm Resources Bank, a globally unique specialized high-altitude germplasm platform, has officially opened non-classified data sharing. It provides germplasm resources to domestic compliant institutions and continues to advance international ecological research collaboration to safeguard the plateau's biodiversity.

Researchers are recording data in the Qinghai Tibet Plateau biological germplasm resource bank.

Researchers are conducting plant sample surveys and collecting germplasm resources in Kunlun Mountain National Geopark in Golmud.