Hanbisuan Mikado Pheasant Ecology Museum is located in Su-ao Township of Yilan County. Its curator Chang Han-ching saved a pair of life-threatened black pheasants from a mountain products restaurant in his twenties and accidentally found them to be Taiwan's national treasures – Mikado pheasant. Since then, he started his pheasant conservation career. From knowing nothing about pheasant to an international authority on pheasant, Curator Chang's dedication is admirable. Besides Mikado pheasant, there are also national treasure birds like swinhoe's pheasant and hill partridge and over one hundred pheasant species such as red Tragopan caboti, green junglefowl and blue-eared pheasant. Even, a Himalayan monal pheasant was brought back from the Himalayas and a precious Great Argus Pheasant, commonly known as "phoenix," was saved from Vietnam to Taiwan.