National Taiwan Science Education Center is a national science museum. It demonstrates and explains various science technology in a simple language. Environmental education is one of its popular section. Throughout water, air, soil and human, this permanent exhibition discusses different kinds of interactions across these elements. Environmental education lessons in this centre focus on four topics: Human and water resource, human and air pollution, human and soil contamination and how human should behave in this world. By using our academic background, we can offer you an accurate scientific way to understand the importance of environmental protection.

With fish education and marine sustainability as the core, Fish Bar supply sustainable seafood, share knowledge about the ocean, fish, and fisheries, plan and lead fishery and fish education activities, in order to connect consumers, fisheries personnel, and academic units for communication and feedback. Our goal is to achieve sustainable development.

This education center is located in the Hsinchu City Environmental Protection Bureau and integrated with the Hsinchu Waste Incineration Plant. It is adjacent to the largest coastal wetland in northern Taiwan – Siangshan Wetland. It provides environmental protection knowledge, ecological conservation and education to the public. The center adopts fresh and bright colors, and the interior space is spacious and comfortable. All the facilities are made of more than 70 kinds of recycled wastes and natural materials to construct a unique “environmental protection style” space. Based on the lively and diverse learning objectives, there are several interactive games in the exhibition area. This center is committed to the Sustainable Development Goals（SDGs）, and wishes to create an interactive environmental education and learning place with the public.

During the Japanese colonial period, Taiwan's infrastructure in Laiyi was advanced, including a still operational water conservancy project. The project's impact on the Paiwan people in Laiyi is observed along the Road, where visitors can experience the native culture and strive for sustainable harmony with the environment.

Stone weir is an important cultural heritage at the seashores in Taiwan. Its unique structure can naturally keep schools of fishs inside. Therefore the fisher can easily catch fishes during low tide. Jibei cultural museum exhibits detailed Penghu stone weir culture, including building, usage, unique cultures and activites. Also you can see many art works inspired by stone weir in this museum. Visit here and you will learn more a bout traditional Taiwan culture.

Window on World Miniature and Culture Institute is committed to promoting cultural conservation and environmental education by developing diverse course curriculums and encouraging students of all ages to participate in the mini world field study tour we designed.
The mini world field study focuses in two areas, the mini Taiwan and the mini China. All the architecture and landmarks featured inside these areas are miniaturized in the perfect proportion allowing students to observe from top down, front to back, catching all the refined details of the architecture. From this exceptional experience, students can gain more understanding in the importance of historical and cultural conservation.
In addition to advocating environmental education, the conservation of environment is also our ambition. To sustain the existence of all natural lives in our environment, no pesticides, insecticides, or any other environmental unfriendly chemicals were used. We keep a happy natural system for our lovely lives inside our world!

Sun-Link-Sea Vacation Resorts is in the heart of Taiwan. Due to its iconic cloud forest ecosystem, it had many cypress trees and endemic species before the 1900s. Under Japanese rule in the early 1900s, this area developed as an important logging area. Japanese cedars were planted after all the cypresses were harvested in this area. Fun-Link-Sea Vacation Resorts was built in the 1970s as a recreational area. Not until the notorious 921 earthquake stroke this land, they decided to turn this area into a nature education centre in 2003. After nearly 20 years of?efforts, this land is recovered from the logging area and becoming a vivid land of natural joy.

There’s a unique ecological landscape of river terrace topography in Daxi, and the monuments and historical buildings in the town are transformed into the fields of environmental education. Daxi Wood Art Ecomuseum transforms living culture, local knowledge and cultural heritage into on-site learning resources, and provides diverse and rich activity programs.
It's a cultural field where you can learn and grow together for a lifetime.

Through the resources of the company, combined with the school curriculum and practical operations in the factory, people understand how enterprises promote the circular economy to achieve sustainable economic recycling, and further establish the concept of ecological maintenance and environmental sustainability.