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The possibility of escaping the cycle of life and death and the promise of enlightenment encourages people to perform activities that benefit all beings.
擺脫生死輪回追求教化的想法，驅使著人們一心向善。
This belief assigns as much importance to the environment and its creatures as it does to humans, since every living creature is believed to have a soul.
由于相信萬物都有靈魂，所以他們認為環境生物和人類都是平等的。
In the remote lands of Tibet, for over 1,000 years this concept has been translated into practical benefits for wildlife, and it starts literally on their doorstep.
一千多年以來，在西藏這偏僻的地方，這個觀念為野生動植物帶來了實實在在的好處。
Buddhist monasteries have sacred sites, areas where taboos are placed on the hunting and killing of animals. Some creatures have become so tame that the nuns are able to hand-feed them, like these Tibetan-eared pheasants.
僧廟的佛教徒有一些神圣的地方，在那里獵殺動物是犯忌諱的，一些動物已經被馴服，喇嘛們都可以用手喂它們。
Thanks to hand-outs from the nuns, these rare birds can survive the worst of the winter.
比如西藏野雞。由于喇嘛伸出援手，那些稀有的鳥們可以活過最寒冷的冬天。
In this extreme place, people with few resources are prepared to share them with their needy fellow-creatures.
在這個極度嚴寒的地方，資源匱乏的人們，隨時準備同需要幫助的生靈分享食物。
The Tibetan example is a model for conservation.
西藏就是一個自然資源保護很好的例子。
