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The Ramsar Convention (Wetlands Convention) of 1971 aimed to protect the wetlands of the world. Taiwan, with two wetlands of international importance, with many national and regional class wetlands, has introduced several wetlands protection measures.
Linking with the international community! Taiwan uses the Convention on Biological Diversity to reflect on ecological conservation
Taiwan’s special geographical position makes it a shelter for many migratory birds; Kenting National Park in the far south of Taiwan is also a place on the flight path of southeast Asian migratory birds...   
Legendary Kenting National Park hawk conservationist Tsai Yi-Jung
Taiwan’s eight national parks include high mountains, ocean, wetlands, historic relics and an array of other valuable features. Today, the national parks are striving to protect the pristine state of the land and sea areas they cover, allowing natural cycles to continue without human interference.  
Everyone “Talk” to create a new vision for Taiwan’s national parks
The ROC is approaching its centenary year and commemorative events are being arranged all over Taiwan. To let the public experience the beauty of Taiwan close-up, Yushan National Park Headquarters has joined together with other national park headquarters in Taiwan in organizing the “Climbing to the top of national park peaks to celebrate the ROC’s centenary “...
Climbing to the top of national park peaks to celebrate the ROC’s centenary
The World Café is a “conversational process” that has become popular in the West in recent years, the main aims of which is to involve diverse participants in dialogue and so let different opinions and ideas be heard. Using a dynamic dialogue network, new views and problems put forward and discussed, and the generation of new ideas stimulated.
Forum on 21st Century Sustainability for Taiwan’s National Parks
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