On January 1st, 2011, perhaps everyone in Taiwan watched some splendid fireworks somewhere that marked the significance of R.O.C.'s 100th birthday.

Unlike the dazzling but ephemeral flames, the isl...

The preservation of the environment and scenery of national parks relies not merely on the administrators or regulations but on many more people from all walks of life who love and care about this lan...

I wish what greet you are not the hunters but tasty lizards, or snakes, or bugs, or the clear sky in the South so that you'd leave with pleasant memories.
The Grey-faced Buzzard by Kuang-chung Yu

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Surrounded by the ocean, Taiwan has long inherited a marine culture of boats, harbors and tides. However, the bountifulness of the sea has given humans a misconception that its resources are inexhaust...

March, 2010. A chill can still be felt in the warm winter. The National Park Quarterly has walked into the sixth year since its initial publication. Time flies but the footprints stay. Amid the change...

On August 8, 2009, a deluge shocked the entire Taiwan off an otherwise joyful holiday. Not only was the erratic anddestructive power of Nature felt, but a valuable yet hurtful lesson was learned: man ...