Taiwan’s Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency said that about 200,000 of the reptiles are believed to be in the island’s southern and central areas, which are heavily dependent on farming.

“That's allowed them to reproduce at a considerable rate, necessitating us to cull them and restore the balance of nature." Green iguanas have no natural predators in Taiwan and have moved into ...

Forest carbon sinks, or green carbon, refers to carbon dioxide transferred from the atmosphere and stored in timber, roots or ...

A Formosan black bear that had previously been caught and released in Hualien County was recaptured weighing 28kg less than ...

As a premier fundamental research institution in Taiwan, Academia Sinica has been leading the efforts in solving major problems in science and humanities. We aspire to be a leader in the fields we ...

For the record, there is more to Taiwan than Taipei. The Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) wants international visitors, including Filipinos, to explore cities beyond Taipei to experience the ...