These are some of the remarkable people, who live in one of the most fragile environments on earth, and face rapid induction into the twenty-first century while trying to retain that which they hold most dear - their Tibetan Buddhist practice and culture.
The Tibetan Plateau is heating up twice as fast asthe global average. This climate change, along with recent unprecedented development on the plateau - roads, airports, dams and communication technology - is rapidly changing the lives of the deeply devotional nomads, monks, and farmers who have lived in Tibet for Centuries.
