Stretched out along Taiwan’s southwest seaboard are miles of rich mangrove swamps and marshy wetlands. The whole area is full of wildlife, scenic views, and history. Protecting it is the job of Taijiang National Park, one of the newest members of Taiwan’s national park system. Taijiang’s waterlogged, salty landscape may not be the first thing that comes to mind when people think of Taiwan’s national parks. But the park’s Mr. Chen says, that’s not due to any lack of attractions. He joins us on the line this week to introduce this unique park and what it is that sets it apart from the rest.