Taiwan wildlife 結果共37筆

Taiwan media company TVBS sent anchors and staff into organic rice fields to count frogs and record wildlife using the iNaturalist app for global research.

Explore the National Museum of Natural Science in Taichung during the Lunar New Year. Discover exhibitions on conservation, Indigenous culture, and a unique art perspective.

Taiwan’s black kite population hits a record 1,033, up from fewer than 200 in 1992. The Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency credits habitat improvements and food sources.

The Taiwan Black Bear Education Center’s ＂Scat Keychain＂ has gone viral for its realistic design and environmental message. Learn about its impact on conservation.

Taiwan lawmakers debate an amendment to the Animal Protection Act to address Formosan rock macaques disrupting communities and damaging crops. The government plans a three-month action plan to balance wildlife conservation with protecting lives and property.

Researchers in Chiayi found Reeves’s muntjac often appear with other wildlife in infrared footage. This study aids ecological research by revealing animal behavior patterns.

The Tsou Hunters Association captured rare footage of a leopard cat in Alishan, Taiwan, marking the first sighting in 31 years. The discovery highlights conservation efforts in the Zengwen River basin.

The Tsou Hunters’ Association in Chiayi County helped Taiwan achieve swine fever-free status by assisting in wild boar testing. Their efforts highlight the role of Indigenous knowledge in wildlife management and disease prevention.

Tainan City Mayor Huang Wei-che announced the 2025 black-faced spoonbill conservation season, aiming to engage youth in wildlife conservation. Events start Oct. 26.

Penghu County’s rescue operation saved 59 baby sea turtles after typhoon waves damaged their habitat. Community efforts highlight the importance of conservation.

Leopard cats expand their range in Taichung, moving from mountains to farmlands. Local farmers and conservationists collaborate to monitor and protect their habitat.

Taiwan’s zoos are investing heavily in new cooling equipment as prolonged heat waves force expensive adaptations to animal care programs, highlighting the mounting financial pressures climate change places on wildlife facilities nationwide.

A crested goshawk found in Taipei City Council is healthy and will be released soon. The Taipei City Animal Protection Office rescued the bird, now cared for by the Raptor Research Group of Taiwan.

Feeding strays undermines neutering efforts. Stray dogs affect wildlife and population control. Feeding increases stray dog birth and immigration. Owner responsibility and education are crucial.

The 14th Asia for Animals Conference in Taipei highlights Taiwan’s commitment to animal protection. President Lai Ching-te arrived to express support for conservation efforts.

Taiwan’s Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency intensifies efforts to control the invasive green iguana population, removing over 100,000 in 2023. The task force targets hotspots like Kaohsiung and Pingtung, focusing on large iguanas.

Kuan Bi-ling released 10 protected sea turtles on Penghu’s Magong Shili Beach, urging public involvement in rescue efforts. The event highlighted Taiwan’s role in marine conservation.

Changhua County in Taiwan has passed a new ordinance to protect leopard cats, becoming the third region to legislate such efforts. The law requires eco-friendly methods for public projects in leopard cat hotspots.

Yushan National Park in Taiwan enhances Formosan black bear conservation with new lectures and rescue training. Efforts aim to prevent human-bear conflicts.

Authorities in Taichung are investigating an alleged illegal dog and leopard cat meat trade. A city councilor revealed whistleblower reports and urged stricter regulations to prevent such activities.

A Formosan black bear was euthanized in Hualien after threatening residents and preying on dogs. The Forestry Agency took action for safety, sparking local rituals.

Shoushan Zoo in Kaohsiung celebrated the birthdays of black bears Bobby and Hei Pi with music and festivities. The event highlighted wildlife conservation efforts.

The Ocean Conservation Administration’s 2024 report reveals a rise in whale, dolphin, and sea turtle strandings in Taiwan, with Lienchiang and Yilan counties most affected.

Miaoli Animal Care and Health Office in Taiwan is set to open adoption for a common snapping turtle on Nov. 22 if unclaimed. The turtle, an invasive species, was found in Zhunan Township. Adoption requires proof of experience or animal protection courses and adequate space.

The Tainan Ecological Conservation Association reports a record 2,550 Black-faced Spoonbills along Tainan’s coast, reflecting Taiwan’s successful conservation efforts.