Looking at the guardian hope from the stream-the upper river map of the independent stream in the northeast corner

Share + 1 Tweet Email River Patrol is a commitment to support the conservation and partners of Heshui terraces. It is agreed that what we want to protect is the water corridor connecting forests, farmland, villages, and the coast. This water resource is very important, but we know that it is not just streams that flow through it.

In the main picture of the middle reaches, look for the figure of the Japanese bald shark, click the cursor, and Xiao Bou's travel diary will appear. Small bald figure will move all the way to lead you forward, appear in different corners of the stream. But seriously, from downstream to upstream, this dangerous journey should be classified as "protective".

Taiwan experienced a severe drought not long ago, but that was the season when bald people grew up. Thousands of small bald fish fry may have gathered beneath the dried-up estuaries or streams. After the rain finally cleared their way home in early June, the news that they were seen to be traced back to the east of the island spread one after another. However, the unusually long wait may have swallowed most of them by predators; baldness, which has entered the river, is slowly cooked in smaller and smaller and almost dry pools. For most of them, on their way home, they are actually very afraid of meeting egrets standing on the climbing dam and pecking them one by one. They also hope to enjoy the fishermen in the eastern estuary, who have a history of thousands of years, so that they can show mercy when they are in trouble, so that the energetic ethnic groups have a chance to recover.

Of course, the key lies in our river regulation. Can we take into account their barrier-free space and shelter?. Because the climbing of a single route is exposed to more risks, and there are more fish and shrimp friends, there is no climbing ability like Xiao Bo!

Guarding Hope from "Xiwang"

This series is thanks to Li Zhenglin and Zhou Mingtai, and the partners of "Hehe River Patrol Day" to check the records. Thank you to Ken Meng and the Forestry Bureau, so that we can produce and share, to invite you to care. I would like to thank the "Hehe production class" farmers and many advanced guardians who are concerned about the environment. I would like to thank the civil servants who are willing to discuss and adjust in different fields so that the projects affected by their duties can take into account a more comprehensive and long-term sustainable environment. On weekends, take Xiwang to guard your childhood creek, or look for hope for the health of the land.

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