There are 92 protected areas of Taiwan. Together they cover an area of 7,146 km2, or 19.72% of Taiwan's land area. Protected areas are classed as national parks, nature reserves, forest reserves, major wildlife habitats, and wildlife refuges.
National parks are managed by the National Park Service. They are IUCN protected area category II.
Nature reserves are managed by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency. They are IUCN protected area category Ia.
Forest reserves are managed by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency. They are IUCN protected area category IV unless otherwise noted.
Major wildlife habitats are managed by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency. They are IUCN protected area category IV.
Wildlife refuges are managed by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency. They are IUCN protected area category IV.