The Establishment of Eco-park based on The Restoration of The Derelict Land-Case Study, Fu Bao Eco-Park

• Main Authors: Jung-Chen Huang, 黃榮振
• Other Authors: Shin Wang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2003
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/66531810010726641961

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 地理環境資源學研究所 === 91 === After Taiwan’s joining the WTO, globalized economy would occupy most of the market of the aquaculture and agriculture of Taiwan by the low price resulted from low cost of production. According to this, the lands used by those primary industries would turn into derelict lands. The derelict lands would become a pressure to push the government to release these lands for exploitation. Although these lands fall into disuse, they are recovering from the impacts of human activities before and on the way back to natural condition. The release would be a crisis for the environment of Taiwan. However, the lands are not affordable because of the depression of Taiwan now. Therefore, derelict lands would be the main landscape of rural areas in Taiwan. Besides leaving the lands unused, we can try to reconstruct the ecological functions of the lands to provide more living spaces for human beings and other creatures, turning the economic crisis of the aquaculture and agriculture of Taiwan into a turning point of the environment. The study would review the problems encountered and experiences accumulated during the process of the establishment of Fu Bao Eco-Park and provide a new model for the coexistence and flourishing between human beings and environment. The model would also be a reference for others trying to establish an eco-park. Then, the study will provide some suggestions for the industrial, community and environmental planning of future Fu Bao Eco-Park, based on the model and the resources of local industries, community and environment, turning the resources of the aquaculture and agriculture, edged out by the globalized economy, into other kinds of resources lived on by local people and creating another living space for the environment of Taiwan.