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Donations support Kinmen wildlife rescue and conservation work

Donations are supporting the Kinmen Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Association’s ongoing animal rescue and conservation work, including a donor naming program that has attracted business backing. Kinmen National Park Headquarters says Kinmen is on an East Asian bird migration route, with about 430 bird species recorded in 2026 and migrants accounting for more than 80%. The association’s rescue diary and cases such as a short-eared owl named by a donor have drawn attention from birdwatchers and regular supporters.

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    金門野保協會「救傷日記」引關注 個人、企業捐款支持保育 - 生活

    The report says Kinmen Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Association’s long-running animal rescue work and “rescue diary” have become a birdwatcher focus, and its donor naming program is drawing business support. It quotes Kinmen National Park Headquarters saying Kinmen lies on an East Asian bird migration route, with about 430 bird species in 2026 and migrants making up more than 80%. The article highlights a short-eared owl named “Mengmeng Owl” by a donor and I-Mei Green Health’s sponsorship for regular donors.

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