The paper examines community responses to potential ecotourism development in the Kinmen national park. Ecotourism management has become an economic issue for the tourism industry in some conservation and development projects. Traditional approaches to biodiversity conservation in protected areas or national parks have been criticized to be ineffective and unethical due to externally imposed rules and regulations on community people. The creation of national parks and other forms of protected areas in Taiwan in the past has regarded human activities in such areas as being incompatible to the goals of natural resource conservation. Conflicts between the national park authority and indigenous peoples were reported during the establishment of national parks in Taiwan. The aim of this study is to propose a systematic management perspective for both indigenous communities and local government ecotourism management issue based on the framework of Fuzzy Quality Function Deployment (FQFD), which has been adopted in analyzing community's attitudes and intentions.