Wuqi grabs the first place in Taichung City to build White Dolphin Ecological Museum

Wuqi grabs the first place in Taichung City to build White Dolphin Ecological Museum

(Taiwan Business News) the Taichung municipal government will launch the country's first ecological museum with the theme of ecological conservation of white dolphins in Wuqi, combining colleges and universities and private conservation groups to build a base for tourism, ecological conservation and rescue. It will also send back video messages through fishing boats and diving equipment, so that people can experience the charm of white dolphins up close.

On the 21st, the Forestry Bureau of the Council of Agriculture of the Executive Yuan designated the "important habitat of Chinese White Dolphins Wildlife" from Longfeng Port in Miaoli County to Taichung, Changhua, Yunlin and other counties and cities in the south to the lighthouse on Waihuading Island in Chiayi County, covering an area of 70, 6300 hectares, which will be announced and implemented as soon as June this year.

In order to make Taichung a base for the conservation of white dolphins and other marine life, the Taichung municipal government has launched the first White Dolphin Ecological Pavilion in the country, which is located in an open space next to Wuqi Taichung Port. At present, there are no trees and the land is in line with the regulations. The Tourism Bureau will set up a 4.5-hectare, five-story white dolphin shape pavilion, which is currently under detailed design of the main project, and construction is expected to start in early October this year. It was completed in March 105.

Zhang Dachun, director of tourism in Taichung City, held a press conference yesterday (22) to explain that the first White Dolphin Ecological Museum in the country introduces the habitat and growth process of white dolphins, and sends back pictures through 3D images, fishing boats and diving equipment; the outer wall of the belly shape of white dolphins outside the museum can also play night light sculptures, and people will be able to experience the charm of white dolphins up close.

Zhang Dachun, director of tourism in Taichung City, said that Chenggong University is the most professional educational institution for whale conservation in China, and the city government will work with Chengcheng University, other relevant colleges and universities, and non-governmental conservation groups to build this pavilion into a base for observation and rescue of white dolphins. In addition to promoting the concept of restoration of white dolphins, if there are injuries to marine life such as white dolphins in the central region, there is no need to send them to Tainan for nearby medical treatment.