Tallest tree in Taiwan and East Asia
The Taoshan Sacred Tree is a cypress estimated to be over 1,000 years old. It is described by Taiwan’s Indigenous Rukai people as “a giant tree so tall that it reaches the Moon.”
Environment
01:18President Backs Nuclear Safety, While Firms Call for Carbon Fees Delay
00:50Taiwan President Lai Meets With Environmental Groups Ahead of World Earth Day
00:28Taiwan Conservationists Urge Government To Expand Protections for Reef Fish
00:49Smart Shade Systems Debut in Taiwan To Ease Extreme Heat
00:28Rescued Formosan Black Bears Released Into Wild
01:32Saisiyat Village Recognized for Forest Preservation Work
00:25New Barrier Lake Forms in Central Taiwan After Weekend's Torrential Rain
03:15Analysis: How Can Taiwan Balance Energy Security With Carbon Reduction?
04:10Tomb Sweeping Traditions Change in Taiwan With Move Toward Natural Burials
00:32Taiwan Improves in Air Quality Rankings by 20 Spots
01:15Taiwan Faces Challenges in Carbon Fee Rollout
00:25Taroko, Hallasan National Parks Tighten Ties
00:42Taichung Grapples With Large Tomb Sweeping Fire
00:28Large, Possibly Rare 15-Meter Whale Found Dead off Hualien
04:43Research Team Reintroduces a Near-Threatened Taiwanese Forest Orchid
02:13Water Shortages Likely as Western Taiwan Sees Lowest Rainfall in 75 Years