
Taiwan Alliance of Satoyama Innovation for Sustainability
臺灣里山永續創新聯盟創立於2025年,致力於提升里山與里海實務工作者專業知能,推動里山地景與里海的保全活用、社區韌性與永續價值主流化,並促進國內外交流,支持臺灣農、漁、山村永續發展,逐步實現「里山永續、萬物共榮、世代相承」的願景。
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2026 Mar 7
Written by Mei-Hui Chen. Image credit: Visitors playing with leaf boats in the Laonong stream – a traditional childhood game of the Luigui locals. Photo courtesy of the author. What is an Ecotourism Destination Marketing Organisation (DMO)? Satoyama-satoumi landscapes and seascapes are ideal destinations for community-based ecotourism. For the past 20 years, Taiwan has been actively promoting ecotourism in rural areas. It aims to support biodiversity conservation, preserve cultural heritage, and promote sustainable local livelihoods. Over time, however, it has become clear that the diversity of tours and products, as well as the marketing capacity of a single community, is rather limited. This has affected the overall progress of community-based ecotourism development in the country. To address this challenge, the ecotourism trend has been gradually shifting from individual communities to the promotion of regional partnership networks in recent years. This innovative shift raises an important question: how can stakeholders —including communities, government agencies, and tourism professionals—effectively coordinate to link ecotourism destinations, facilitate exchanges across itineraries, products, services, talents, space, and expertise, and jointly build a community-based ecotourism industry? This is when ecotourism DMOs (Destination Marketing Organisations) can be a good solution. DMO s serve as a mechanism that engages government agencies, local stakeholders, and tourism professionals to collaborate on achieving a shared vision for tourism development. It integrates natural, human, administrative, financial, and other types of available resources to support a long-term goal of sustainable local development. DMOs need to coordinate across multiple stakeholders and have the ability to interpret data and manage knowledge to play a strategic role in the fiercely competitive tourism market. In general, DMOs are ‘integrated leaders’ of tourism destinations and need to work at multiple levels, including strategy, governance, branding, marketing, and sustainability, to achieve overall development of regional ecotourism. Since the introduction of the Community Forestry project in 2002, our team from the National Pingtung University of Science and Technology has been supporting satoyama and satoumi communities in southern Taiwan and nationwide in the development of their community-based ecotourism DMOs. The story of the Shih-ba-luo-han-shan Forest Reserve and its community efforts is one of the brightest examples of Taiwan’s regional DMOs to date. Community Participation in the Management of the Shih–ba–luo–han-shan Forest Reserve The Shih-ba-luo-han-shan mountain range is located in Luigui District, Kaohsiung City, southern Taiwan. It consists of several kilometres of independent peaks with unique shapes, forming many U-shaped valleys, canyons, peaks, meanders, and dry valleys. The Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency (FANCA), Ministry of Agriculture, established the Shih-ba-luo-han-shan Forest Reserve in 1992 to protect this unique geo-ecological landscape. This beautiful mountain range had always had an important collective memory in the eyes of the locals. However, after the establishment of the nature reserve, the local people lost access to it, which led to opposition and conflict with the management authority.
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社區林業、里山倡議已成為串聯生物多樣性保育、地方創生與社區永續發展的重要思維與實踐,為整合政策創新與在地實踐的力量,由國立東華大學李光中教授、國立屏東科技大學陳美惠教授、法鼓文理學院黃信勳老師、農業部生物多樣性研究所薛美莉組長,與全國各地長期投入社區林業、里山倡議、社區營造、環境教育、農村再生、地方創生等相關工作的社區組織領導人,共同發起的「臺灣里山永續創新聯盟(Taiwan Alliance of Satoyama Innovation for Sustainability, TASIS)」。
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