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Directory of Protected Areas in East Asia: People, Organisations and Places Chinese Wild Bird Federation (CWBF) 1F, 34, Alley 119, Lane 30 Yungchi Road Taipei Taiwan Province of China http://com5.iis.sinica.edu.tw:800/~cwbf – Chinese and English Tel: +886 2 2878 74551 Fax:+886 2 2878 74547 E-mail: cwbf@ms4.url.com.tw Profile: The CWBF was founded in 1988 and currently has about 3,000 members in ten societies island-wide, namely the Wild Bird Societies of Keelung, Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Nantou, Changhwa, Pintung, Penghu, Taidung and Hualien. The objectives of the CWBF are to conduct research on wild birds and other natural resources, promote conservation of birds and their habitats, and organise birdwatching for members and the public. The CWBF also manages bird data banks and is a partner of BirdLife International. CWBF conducts numerous projects in conservation, research and education. Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan Coral Reef Society of Taiwan 70 Lane Hai Road Kaohsiung Taiwan Province of China http://www.epa.gov.tw Tel: +886 7 525 5109 Fax:+886 7 525 5100 E-mail: lty@mail.nsysu.edu.tw Profile: The mission of this society is to enhance the conservation of the coral reef around Taiwan island. Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan 36 Department of Forestry National University of Taiwan G1, Roosevelt Road, Sec. 4 Taipei, 10617 Taiwan Province of China http://www.ntu.edu.tw/ – Chinese and English Tel: +886 2 2363 3352 Fax:+886 2 2365 4520 E-mail: forestry@king.cc.ntu.edu.tw Profile: Among other projects, the Forestry Department of the NTU is affiliated with the conservation of the Tatachia – a montane temperate conifer forest and grassland ecosystem. Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan Eco-Conservation Alliance (ECA) Taipei, 10617 Taiwan Province of China http://twstudy.sinica.edu.tw/~ngo – Chinese only Profile: The ECA was formally estabished in 1994. By participating in ECA council meetings, bringing together academic and private resources, and increasing the public’s understanding of conservation work, the group aims to foster the concept of sustainable development in Taiwan. The ECA promoted 1999 as the Year of the Forest Culture; and held the Second Award for Sustainable Taiwan Reporting. Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan Environmental Greenery Association of R.O.C. 2F, No. 8-1, Lane 113, Hsia-Men St Taipei Taiwan Province of China Tel: +886 2 367 8532 Fax:+886 2 368 6732 E-mail: egaroc@ms15.hinet.net Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan
Homemaker’s Union and Foundation 5F, Tinchow Road, Lane 160, Sec. 3 Taipei Taiwan Province of China http://gaia.org.tw/eco_week/link2-5.htm Tel: +886 2 368 6211 Fax:+886 2 368 6213 E-mail: homemaker@ms15.hinet.net Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan Association of Parks and Open Spaces 4F, Lane 90, Ming-chen E. Road, Sec. 6 Taipei Taiwan Province of China http://www.epa.gov.tw Tel: +886 2 2794 0581 Fax:+886 2 2792 8323 E-mail: tytsai@sun.cepd.gov.tw Profile: The Association of Parks and Open Spaces of Taiwan was established in 1999 with the aim of improving the public’s understanding of conservation, improving planning techniques, the design, construction and maintenance of parks and open spaces, and enhancing international co-operation. Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan Society for Wildlife and Nature (SWAN) 1F, 25 Sheoming Road, Lane 79, Alley 5 Sec. 1, Wengsheng Taipei Taiwan Province of China Tel: +886 2 936 2801 Fax:+886 2 937 6455 E-mail: swanint@eagle.seed.net.tw Profile: SWAN aims to: protect the ecosystems of Taiwan; conserve native animals, plants and marine life; and preserve areas of unusual natural beauty. Activities include educational meetings, seminars, conferences, training, influencing policy/legislation decisions, operational projects, provision of information, research and publications. 37 Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan Organisations Society of Streams 1 Roosevelt Road, Sec. 4 Taipei Taiwan Province of China http://wagner.zo.ntu.edu.tw/sos/ (Chinese only) Tel: +886 2 2369 6630 Fax:+886 2 2369 6630 Profile: The Society of Streams assists the government in research, management and protection of streams and water resources in Taiwan. Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan Society of Wilderness Protection (SOW) 1F, 113, Sec. 1, Singlung Road Taipei Taiwan Province of China http://www.sow.org.tw (Chinese) Tel: +886 2 2930 3193 Fax:+886 2 2999 2774 E-mail: sowtw@ms10.hinet.net Profile: The SOW was established in 1995 with the aim of preserving Taiwan’s remaining wilderness areas. SOW aims to consolidate the efforts of private conservation groups and individuals to manage and preserve wilderness areas through purchase, long-term leasing, commission, or donation; and to allocate these areas to nature parks for conservation. SOW is actively promoting nature conservation by providing the public wiith the opportunity for environmental education through seminars, camps for children and public tours. SOW regularly undertakes surveys, and issues publications on wildlife management and nature preservation. Working language: Chinese Geographic scope: Taiwan
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