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Supply-demand gap for endangered Chinese medicinal herbs expected to ease within 5 years
China's first special plan on the protection and development of Chinese medicinal herbs proposes that by 2020, the protection and monitoring system for Chinese medicinal herb resources will be basically complete, the supply-demand gap for endangered Chinese medicinal herbs will be effectively eased, the supply of Chinese medicinal herb products will be sufficient, quality will continue to improve, and market prices will be stable
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Eurasian Otter on the Brink of Extinction: Current Population and Conservation Status at a Glance
With big eyes and a slender body that nimbly twists and turns in the water, the Eurasian otter from Kinmen is a star animal at Taipei Zoo. Streams in mountainous areas below 1500 m across the whole of Taiwan, China were once Eurasian otter habitat; however, now only the Kinmen area
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Taiwan's Endangered Plant List: Introducing Species Such as the Yellow Water Lily
Did you know? Many native plant species are silently disappearing from the face of the Earth. Research shows that one in every five plant species on Earth is at risk of extinction. In fact, you and I can both keep these plants from vanishing and let them continue to live
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Breeding Techniques for the Endangered, High Economic Value Arapaima (Pirarucu)
The arapaima is also called the pirarucu, and it is a fish that has survived from ancient times to the modern day. Because of human fishing, it is now endangered. Many people keep it as an ornamental fish, so let us take a look at how the arapaima is bred.
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How much does an endangered black-necked turtle hatchling cost? A guide to keeping them
Modern people like to keep animals as companions, such as cats, dogs, fish, turtles and so on, and among them the turtle has the longest lifespan. Today we will introduce the black-necked turtle, covering how much one of its hatchlings costs and how to keep it. I. Basic information about the black-necked turtle
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Large numbers of the endangered and rare plant Chinese mosquito-plague appear in Yanxing Village, Hongyan, Longshan, Xiangxi
On March 29, the author accompanied the Hongyan Town rural tourism resource survey team to the river valley from Hongyan Town to Xiche Town for a survey, and discovered large numbers of the endangered and rare plant - Chinese mosquito-plague - along the riverbank in Yanxing Village, Hongyan Town. This discovery greatly excited the survey team members...
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Dancing grass is known as the plant dancer, and it is now endangered
Today I'm going to introduce you to a very unusual plant. Its name is dancing grass, and it is also called affectionate grass, dancing herb, romantic grass, lover's grass, and so on. It gets its name because it can respond to sound, and this...
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The corpse flower is a rare and endangered plant,legend has it that it is the evil spirit guarding Solomon's treasure
Corpse flower (titan arum) The corpse flower is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Araceae family,also known as the "corpse flower" or giant arum,and it has an even more vivid name,"the stinking corpse arum." The corpse flower is native to Sumatra and is a wo...
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Endangered Lilium speciosum var. gloriosoides enters blooming season, restoration flowers bloom along Lingjiao Road in New Taipei City
The Taiwan endemic Lilium speciosum var. gloriosoides is native to the Pingxi District area of New Taipei City. Because of its unique and beautiful flower shape and high economic value, it was over-picked by people in the early days, causing its wild population to gradually disappear. According to the assessment results of the Red List of Vascular Plants of Taiwan published in 2017...
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This aloe is actually an endangered species worldwide, with plants living up to 50 years
By: Shitou Many gardening enthusiasts love aloes in daily life, of course also because aloes are easy to grow and readily form clumps, and they have many uses. Varieties such as Chinese aloe and tree aloe are edible; varieties such as Bu Ye Cheng and snowflake aloe...
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