Te-En Lin is an assistant researcher of the Endemic Species Research Institute of Taiwan. Te-En receives his master’s degree from the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at National Taiwan University in 1997. His research interests focus on physiological ecology, Invasion Biology, road ecology, animal behavior, herpetology, and citizen science. He is the leading researcher of road ecology in Asia. Remarks of his career include the establishment of the Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network (https://roadkill.tw/en), which is the first roadkill citizen science platform in Asia; He also designs the first wildlife roadkill hotspot alarm system in Asia by collaborating with several GPS companies in Taiwan. The tool has been implanted into several car GPS systems and wrapped as smart phone apps, which have been used by millions of drivers in the country now.