Here’s a report (in two parts) from David Bishop who was in Tibet for a month in July 2016.
Tibetan Plateau, 2016: David Bishop, 1 month (primarily birding) & 23 mammal species including Wolf and Hog Badger. A day to day account is here.
Jon
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