Fly over the city to explore Taiwan’s rich ecology. Online lecture on ecological conservation | Resources | Earth | Environment

[The Epoch Times, April 24, 2024](The Epoch Times reporter Chen Wenmin reported from Miaoli, Taiwan) Taiwan is blessed with a unique geographical environment! Such rich and diverse environmental conditions have created Taiwan’s diverse and special biological species. Such hard-won natural resources require you and me to better understand the importance of this, and then work together to make the earth a better place!

This year, the Snow Pa National Park Management Office of the National Parks Department of the Ministry of Interior (hereinafter referred to as the Snow Management Office) and the Taipei Bird Club collaborated to hold the “Flying Over the City to Explore Nature” online ecological conservation lecture event from May to October, with a total of 6 lectures. Professional scholars in various fields are specially invited to share with the public the uniqueness of species, their importance to the ecological environment, and discuss current challenges to enhance conservation concepts. Interested people are welcome to sign up.

Online learning to create more in-depth lectures, “Flying Over the City and Exploring Nature” series of online lectures on ecological conservation. Online registration for each session will be open two weeks before the lecture and 5 days before the lecture (or until the space is full). It is provided to those who love nature. Friends of the environment, follow our footsteps, walk into the vast natural system, and explore the beauty within it! Registration for the first session will be open on 5/8 (Wednesday). Registration for the lecture is free and application for training hours (environmental education, teacher training, public servant training) is required. Those who are complete participants and fill out the lecture feedback form can apply. Participate in the lottery and have a chance to receive a small gift specially made by the Snow Tubing Office (5 lucky winners per session). During the lecture, lecturers and QA will also be arranged to communicate with each other and give prizes for Q&A.

Each lecture is exciting and can be expected. Relevant information can be found on the Global Information Website of the Sheipa National Park Management Office, National Parks Department, Ministry of the Interior: http://www.spnp.gov.tw or the official website of the Taipei Wild Bird Society: https:/ /www.wbst.org.tw/. Registration website: https://www.beclass.com/rid=284d819661502419fab1 or call 037-996100 ext. 701 Ms. Li or 02-2325-9190 ext. 16 Ms. Lin. Looking forward to seeing you online! ◇

Editor in charge: Huang Shan