Yushan National Park Management Office Focuses on Rangers for 41st Anniversary, Thanks Volunteers for Support
The Yushan National Park Management Office celebrated its 41st anniversary, highlighting the work of its frontline park rangers and thanking volunteers. A total of 82 new interpretation and conservation volunteers were welcomed.
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Volunteers are important partners of Yushan National Park, divided into interpretation volunteers and conservation volunteers. The Yushan National Park Management Office recruited its first batch of volunteer interpreters in 1986 (Republic of China calendar) and its first batch of conservation volunteers in 2001. Eight years later, in May last year, it recruited interpretation and conservation volunteers again. The Park Management Office is holding its 41st anniversary celebration today and welcomes the 82 interpretation and conservation volunteers recruited last year and who joined this April.
The 41st anniversary celebration of the Park Management Office also focuses on 'conservation rangers,' the guardians of the mountain areas, highlighting their hard work and legacy. During the event, a video titled 'Guardians Above the Clouds' was shown, documenting the years of guardianship by the first park ranger (now called conservation ranger), Fang You-shui. Fang You-shui also attended to share his over 40 years of duty, from environmental cleaning, trail maintenance, ecological monitoring, to high-risk mountain rescue, showcasing the diverse and solid work of the Park Management Office's conservation rangers.
Yushan National Park Management Office Director Zheng Ruichang stated that Yushan National Park has been established for 41 years. In the future, it will continue to uphold a pragmatic spirit, deepen local partnerships, and ensure that the work of protecting the land is not only government-led but also a joint effort involving private enterprises, volunteers, and indigenous communities, ensuring the sustainable inheritance of natural and cultural resources. (Editor: Chen Renhua) 1150410
The 41st anniversary celebration of the Park Management Office also focuses on 'conservation rangers,' the guardians of the mountain areas, highlighting their hard work and legacy. During the event, a video titled 'Guardians Above the Clouds' was shown, documenting the years of guardianship by the first park ranger (now called conservation ranger), Fang You-shui. Fang You-shui also attended to share his over 40 years of duty, from environmental cleaning, trail maintenance, ecological monitoring, to high-risk mountain rescue, showcasing the diverse and solid work of the Park Management Office's conservation rangers.
Yushan National Park Management Office Director Zheng Ruichang stated that Yushan National Park has been established for 41 years. In the future, it will continue to uphold a pragmatic spirit, deepen local partnerships, and ensure that the work of protecting the land is not only government-led but also a joint effort involving private enterprises, volunteers, and indigenous communities, ensuring the sustainable inheritance of natural and cultural resources. (Editor: Chen Renhua) 1150410