Chia-Hong Hong 1, Danny Wang 2, Terrence Lee 3, and Wei-Ta Fang 4

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Chia-Hong Hong 1, Danny Wang 2, Terrence Lee 3, and Wei-Ta Fang 4 1,2,3 Urban and Rural Development Branch, Construction and Planning Agency, Ministry of the Interior, Republic of China (Taiwan) 4 SWS Asia Chapter; Taiwan Wetland Society

growing from 6 million in the 1950s to 23.2 million by 2011. the population density was among the world's second highest at 644 people/km 2

Source: Wetland International 2006.

Immense population pressure causes massive urban sprawl cumulative results placed tremendous burdens on the island.

Forests, water, and soils. Landscape destruction Habitat degradation

Tablelands and plains have largely been converted. agricultural, urban, industrial uses.

Vigorous economic activities on misappropriated lands have been associated with increased pollution of the air, water, and soils.

NO PRISTINE FOREST LEFT No pristine forest left on the tablelands and plains, and only a few small woodland patches remain in the foothills.

Fragmentation of biomes and habitat degradation has placed pressure on biological diversity. Great Crested Tern Chinese Crested Tern (Thalasseus bernsteini)

Since the 8th INTECOL International Wetland Conference (2008) and COP 15 Copenhagen Climate Summit (2009) have been held from the years of 2008 and 2009 due to climate rapid change, wetlands have been explored their outstanding capabilities to reduce greenhouse gases and provide biodiversity.

82 Wetlands of Importance have been designated The branch proceeded to develop "Wetland Conservation Act (draft) Promote wetland biodiversity monitoring system of standard operating procedures (SOP) Build national survey database for the importance of wetlands Join the Society of Wetland Scientists (SWS) Organize the "First SWS Asia Chapter s 2008 Asian Wetland Convention

According to CPA s Rule, the Urban and Rural Development Branch (The Branch), CPA has developed the guideline for three objectives, such as: landscape restoration, etc. wise uses of wetlands resources construction of entire national ecological network of important wetlands enforcement of international exchanges to promote wetland conservation. Supported from subsidies, local governments, NGOs, communities, and research institutions acted as the main units who have involved all activities, such as: joint-patrol organization, ecological survey,

Taijiang National Park Has been designated during 2009.

Taiwan Strait Taijiang Bay Flooded to erosion Source: Fang, 2009. 青山港汕網子寮汕頂頭額汕新浮崙汕 1760 1890 Ancient Maps in Tainan Coastal Wetland History of the Wetland of International Importance

HISTORY OF THE WETLAND OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE 100% 78.2% 48.4% 19% 6,000 ha 81% of loss, only 1,119 ha left Source: Fang, 2009.

Restoring windbreak Maintaining part of the abandoned fish ponds as well as paddy fields landscape Creating buffer zones Restoring riparian areas as functional corridors

LAND FORMING & WATER-LEVEL CONTROL 1 2 改善前

HEATHLAND RESTORATION 1 2 改善前 改善後

Rafting Oyster farming Net-sets for farming Fishmen return

High-tide returns Full harvest High-tide returns

Ecotourism Milkfish Bamboo trails

Winner Biggest Loser Loser USD 13 per kilogram USD 3 per kilogram All ponds have been deepen for the harvest of groupers instead of milkfish for the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) between Taiwan and China. Black-faced spoonbills have become the biggest losers since they can not be attracted for deeper waters since 2011.

Subsidy for fishermen for canned milkfish. Allowed then to use trademark from symbolic image of Black-faced Spoonbill from National Park.

How to develop a proper method for evaluating urbanization issues seems crucial in urban and exurban planning.

Dr. Ben LePage Dr. Rob McInnes Prof. Marinus Otte from SWS

Dr. Ben LePage talked Wetland Planning, Design, and Construction During April, 2012

Lecture by Prof. Marinus Otte

Supported from subsidies, local governments, NGOs, communities, and research institutions acted as the main units who have involved all activities, such as: joint-patrol organization, ecological survey, landscape restoration, etc.

Patch Demands