Professor Wang Ying of National Taiwan Normal University's Department of Life Science, a longtime researcher of the black-faced spoonbill's ecology and behavior, says although the birdwatching societies have continued to conduct regular surveys of spoonbill numbers and habitat, the frequency is not up to the standards for dealing with rare species.
長期研究黑面琵鷺生態與行為的師大生命科學系教授王穎表示，目前鳥會雖然已持續在做黑琵數量和棲地的定期調查，但是以對待珍稀物種的標準來看，這樣的頻度是不足的。