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Taiwan holds more than 59,000 recorded species and an unusually high rate of endemism. This article translates the island’s biodiversity into its ecological, cultural, and conservation meaning.
A cultural translation of Taiwan’s nine national parks—an island-scale conservation network that stretches from tropical coasts to alpine snowlines, protecting endemic species, Indigenous heritage, and world-class geology.
An island surrounded by ocean—how Taiwan is tackling marine debris, overfishing, and climate stress through law, community action, and innovation
In 2020, Taiwan experienced its most severe coral bleaching event in history. From Xiaoliuqiu to Dongsha Atoll, even protected areas saw massive coral die-offs. What went wrong?
From marble gorges to coral atolls: Taiwan's 9 national parks preserve remarkable biodiversity and geological wonders within 36,000 square kilometers
The white 'V' on its chest is its signature—discover the story of Taiwan's largest carnivore and the ongoing battle for its survival.
An in-depth examination of bird-window collision incidents in Taiwan, exploring scientific principles, seasonal patterns, prevention methods, and policy developments in bird-friendly architecture.
A third of the world’s whales and dolphins pass these waters—how Taiwan moved from whaling to whale‑watching and why the “Mazu Fish” needs saving
Taiwan's rich endemic species showcase the evolutionary miracles of island biogeography and their conservation importance
Exploring the unique ecosystems of Taiwan's mountains above 3,000 meters, from Taiwan red cypress and Yushan rhododendron to precious biodiversity of glacial relict species
A gemlike endemic species that leads one of the most sophisticated "family gang" societies in Taiwan's forests.
The evolution of Taiwan's environmental movement from 1980s anti-pollution protests to recent plastic reduction campaigns, witnessing the awakening of environmental consciousness intertwined with Taiwan's democratization process
A vertical journey from sea level to 3,952 meters, traversing the most compressed forest spectrum on Earth
From a failed geothermal plant to the world\
Ancient Tao wisdom meets modern marine crisis: How traditional taboos once protected oceans now bleaching under rising temperatures and underwater noise
The world’s largest moth—wings like an open book, a life that never eats, and a fragile refuge in Taiwan’s low mountains
Taiwan faces severe climate change impacts, from intensifying extreme weather to the 2050 net-zero carbon emission goals. Exploring opportunities and challenges in the energy transition process
The white V-shaped chest patch is their signature—Taiwan's last mountain monarchs and their unfinished conservation story
Exploring the traditional ecological knowledge accumulated by Taiwan's indigenous peoples over thousands of years, and its important value and practical applications in modern environmental conservation
The phantom feline with fewer than 500 individuals left—when Taiwan's last native cat species walks to the edge of extinction
From the Thousand Miles Trail Association to the iTrail platform, Taiwan’s hiking paths reveal a unique culture of civic science, volunteer care, and ecological ethics.
