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Where does the land end, and the coast begin?
What will we explore?
From Land to Coast: How are land use, climate change, and sediment movement transforming our coasts and wetlands? Discover the latest research on mangroves, coastal wetlands, and watersheds to unpack the crucial links between land and aquatic systems.
Blue Carbon Ecosystem, Biodiversity & Nature-based Solutions:
Special Focus: Taiwan’s Mangroves
Event Information
And there’s more: 2026.10.16
The field trip is FREE of charge!
【2026 陸域-水域界面國際論壇:匯流自然。共創韌性】| 2026 International Forum on Terrestrial-Aquatic Interface Dialogue
Post Date:2026-09-10
What happens on land doesn’t stay on land. Land use, climate change, pollution, and agricultural and fisheries development can all shape the health of our watersheds, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems.
But how do we understand these connections? And how can research better inform the decisions being made on the ground?
Join us at the 2026 International Forum on Terrestrial-Aquatic Interface Dialogue to explore these questions across disciplines.
Can blue carbon and Nature-based Solutions strengthen our coasts? Explore effective, site-specific management strategies that balance carbon storage, biodiversity, ecosystem services, and local needs.
Should mangroves always be protected? When might restoration, natural expansion, thinning, or removal be appropriate?
Mangrove conditions vary by location. We’ll look at cases from across Taiwan and discuss how landscape, biodiversity, land-use history, and local needs can inform more flexible, site-specific approaches to mangrove management.
Date: 2026.10.15
Location: Academia Sinica (Nangang Campus) | RCEC Building
Field Trip|Mangrove Conservation Area in New Taipei City
Want to join a guided tour of mangrove reserve? Participants who complete the registration form and provide a question for field trip's discussion will have a chance to join alongside local and international scholars.
Come join the conversation—and bring your questions about the future of Taiwan’s coastal ecosystems.
