How Taiwan Is Protecting Its Endangered Wildlife
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TaiwanPlus is proud to present "Satoyama: Wild Neighbors," a documentary produced in partnership with Taiwan's Public Television Service (PTS) and Japan's NHK and NHK Enterprises (NEP). Combining Japanese wildlife filmmaking expertise with the local knowledge of Taiwanese crews, the series captures some of the most intimate footage ever filmed of Taiwan's endangered species.
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Watch the New Series Satoyama: Wild Neighbors |
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Pangolins and leopard cats are two of Taiwan's most endangered species and continue to face the combined threat from habitat loss, road mortality, invasive species, and human activity. However, the documentary also looks into the local response, as Taiwan has expanded protected areas, strengthened wildlife conservation programs, and supported rescue and rehabilitation efforts, all with the hope of securing the future for these precious animals.
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Taiwan is one of Asia's most biodiverse regions. With environments that range from tropical forests and wetlands on the plains, to the central mountain range that rises nearly 4,000 meters above sea level, Taiwan's variety of ecosytems provide habitat for thousands of plant and animal species, such as the distinctive Taiwan Blue Magpie, that are found nowhere else in the world.
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