Opening the course for wildlife photography and nature engagement

Pei Tou Kuo Hua Golf & Country Club

Taiwan

Written by: James Sua, CGCS

Wildlife Photography Day is held on the first Monday of each month during the club’s golf course maintenance day, when the course is closed to play. The initiative opens the course to the local community, providing nature enthusiasts and photographers with the opportunity to explore the landscape and observe the diverse wildlife it supports.

Visitors are encouraged to photograph the wide variety of birds, mammals, insects, and plant life found across the course while learning more about the habitats that make the site an important refuge for biodiversity.

By opening the course for wildlife photography, the club promotes environmental awareness and encourages people to connect with nature in a unique setting. The initiative highlights the ecological value of the golf course and demonstrates how golf facilities can support both biodiversity conservation and meaningful community engagement.

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