Kenting National Park
Name: Hong Zaijie
Student ID: 499m0005
Teacher: Luo Yixi
Purpose
The purpose of national parks is to preserve
a country's unique landscape, wildlife, and
cultural heritage for the benefit of present
and future generations, and to serve as
resources for science, education, recreation,
and enlightenment.
Source
• Kenting National Park was Taiwan's first national park.
In 1977, for the purpose of alleviating environmental
damage caused by farming and building in Kenting area,
the ecosystem must be taken into consideration during
construction practices; plans should be made to
establish a national park in Kenting area.
Range
• Situated on Taiwan's southernmost Hengchun Peninsula,
Kenting National Park faces the Pacific Ocean on the
east, the Taiwan Strait on the west, and the Bashi
Channel on the south.
Marine Life
• Of the six national parks in Taiwan, Kenting National
Park is the only one that encompasses coastal waters.
• Due to a suitable annual water temperature and clear,
sediment-free waters, the park is home to a wide variety
of life forms. Have Typical marine life.
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