The documentary " FLYWAYS," co-produced by Taiwan Public Television and an international team, features waterbirds as the protagonists, exploring their epic migratory journeys in a four-year filming process. The scope covers Australia, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and the Arctic, documenting the astonishing annual northward migration and breeding journey of waders. Led by three groups of scientists, the film follows the journeys of three types of waterbirds - the Eurasian Curlew, the Common Redshank, and the Red Knot, revealing the stories of these super travelers, along with the threats they face and hidden warnings.

Good or bad environment, birds know first!" FLYWAYS " has been broadcasted in Australia, the United States, and France. Wistron Foundation a long-time advocate for environmental and ecological issues, takes action to support the distribution and screening of " FLYWAYS " in Taiwan. Through this film, they aim to show the magnificent journey of migratory birds braving the sky, raising awareness about ecological crises, species survival, and the impacts and urgency of environmental and climate change on humanity.

"Good or bad environment, birds know first!" "FLYWAYS" has been broadcasted in Australia, the United States, and France. The Weichuan Cultural and Educational of Wistron Foundation, a long-term advocate for environmental sustainability, actively supports the distribution and screening of "FLYWAYS" in Taiwan. Through this film, they hope to show the magnificent journey of migratory birds braving the sky to raise awareness of ecological crises, species survival, and the impacts and urgency of environmental and climate change.