Community Engagement
Day tour and Night tour
Ancient Hakka buildings, flowing natural streams, fascinating and rare plants and animals, etc., all make up the unique Sha Lo Tung, waiting for visitors to explore them.
We will guide the public to tour every corner of Sha Lo Tung to discover its diverse ecology, take in the old village landscapes, and gain a deeper understanding of this precious wetland.
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“Mikania” is an invasive alien plant that has grown rapidly and in large quantities in Sha Lo Tung, stifling the living space of native wetland plants and deteriorating the wetland habitat.
“Apple snails” are invasive alien animals with a large population and a voracious appetite. They consume a large amount of wetland plants, thereby affecting wetland species dependent on wetland plants, such as dragonflies and frogs, impacting the wetland’s biodiversity.
We invite everyone to join us in conserving Sha Lo Tung by participating in Invasive Species Removal Actions to prevent the spread of Mikania and apple snails. Let’s work together to restore our wetlands!
This activity for the 3rd quarter of 2024 has ended. A new round of activities will be open for application shortly. Please stay tuned for the announcement on this website.
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This activity for the 3rd quarter of 2024 has ended. A new round of activities will be open for application shortly. Please stay tuned for the announcement on this website.
Click here to subscribe to Green Power and obtain the latest information about Sha Lo Tung Removal of Invasive Species and our organization.
“A Glimpse into the Sha Lo Tung Wetlands”
Sha Lo Tung, once a place of terraced fields and abundant life, was gradually destroyed and abandoned. Through restoration efforts, the area has regained its former ecological richness.
This talk will introduce students to the rich biodiversity of Sha Lo Tung; it will also cover the ecosystem services provided by the wetlands and their ecological importance, as well as discuss the effectiveness of the wetland restoration work.
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