Dadu River Mouth Wildlife Refuge

The ecology is diverse and rich, I hope everyone can be more meritorious, and fish nets, treasure bottles, etc. are left on the beach.

On the side is the thermal power plant & heavy industry zone. There is a lot of garbage near the seaport and there is no sign of maintenance.

Taichung Thermal Power Plant is closest to the beach. You can walk down the beach at low tide. Just be careful of the waste on the shore. Generators, street lights, and photos are beautiful.

I am a Korean. Live near here. This place is so dangerous. A pack of dogs attacked me and I fell and was seriously injured. It would be fine without the dog.

Dadu River (also known as Wuxi) is one of the main rivers in Taiwan. Its estuary has a gentle slope. It has a 4km wide intertidal zone and a highly productive estuary wetland. It is one of the important coastal wetlands in Taiwan. It is rich in animal resources and is a must pass for migratory birds in autumn and winter. Survey data shows that the species, number and density of birds are high. It has become one of the largest waterbird habitats in the province and is widely studied in the world And the attention of conservation scholars. In view of this, in order to protect the rich bird resources of Dadu River Mouth, the Council of Agriculture of the Executive Yuan commissioned a "Study on the Dadu River Mouth (Wuxi) Bird Sanctuary" in 1985. Later, after years of research and planning, as well as the eagerness of enthusiasts, Changhua County and the Taichung County Government at that time finally announced the establishment of a wildlife sanctuary in February 1984.

Dadu Creek is a great place for bird watching. The hinterland is very large, so you have to bring your own binoculars.

Can't feel the breath of the reserve, I saw a pile of garbage all over the ground. The power plant is next to it, and the process of carbon emission is slowly carried out. No wild birds can be seen. It only reminds me of the power plant where I met the lightning bird in my childhood.

Only a few egrets are currently seen Taiwan still needs more snacks for environmental protection and ecology Is the one who really cherishes this land