Kinmen National Park is the 6th national park in Taiwan. It is the first national park in Taiwan to conserve the history. Combined with mingnan culture, expatriates and war memorial, you can mmerse yourself into a living history encyclopedia.

Neihu Sewage Treatment Plant is the second largest biological treatment plant in Taiwan, with a semi-underground design.
The designed capacity of Neihu Sewage Treatment Plant is about 240,000 tons per day.
It primarily processes sewage from Neihu District and Dazhi District in Taipei City.
The sewage is treated using secondary treatment and disinfected with sodium hypochlorite before being discharged into Keelung River.
Additionally, Neihu Sewage Treatment Plant uses filtration system to treat some of the discharged water to produce reclaimed water for a wide variety of purposes, in order to implement the circular economy for the Sustainable Development Goals.
To enable more people to understand the process of sewage including generation, collection, treatment, and recycling, a variety of environmental education programs are provided for understanding the cycle of water resources.

Due to its low-lying terrain and proximity to streams, Dapi Township in Yunlin County has a high potential for flooding, with historical records showing floodwaters reaching depths of up to 2 feet. In order to improve the flood situation, the Fifth River Management Office constructed the Dapi Pumping Station in 2013, which has become an important disaster prevention facility for the Yunlin-Chiayi region.

Located in Wanggong Fishing Port, Oyster Shell Art Cultural Association holds a collection of students’ artwork and the stories of Wanggong’s fishermen. The oyster farmers and the oyster fields tell the story of the locals constantly. This is not history in the past but the culture that is happening now. Oyster Shell Art Cultural Association combines the daily life of Wanggong. Starting from an abandoned oyster shell, with the mindset of upcycling and creativity, Oyster Shell Art Cultural Association changes oyster shells into a unique art and is dedicated to making Wanggong known nationwide for its marine culture.

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.

Where does the garbage go? How does the wastes disappear? Come to the "Giraffe" smokestake and you will know the answer. Muzha Waste Incineration Plant began operation on March 28th, 1995, and officially obtained the environmental education field certification on March 16th, 2015. With the core value of local enviormental cognition and sustainable development, we have created an environmental course on "waste disposal and reuse." Through the course, we anticipate that students can understand the relationship between waste and environment, cherish the resources around us, help reduce the harm of waste, and finally do their part of enviromental protection.

NTUHEF is located in Ren'ai Township, Nantou County, ranging between 900 m and 2,700 m altitude, which includes sub-tropical climate, temperate climate and subarctic climate. NTUHEF welcomes students and researchers from National Taiwan University and other institutes to do practical training and research. NTUHEF has also been dedicated to be an example of sustainable highland farming as well as the preservation of aboriginal culture.。To trigger the reflection about slopeland overuse and environmental disruption, we ‘ve been promoting environmental education since 1998. By holding eco-tours about sustainable farming and forest ecology, we convey the idea of conservation.

Chung-Tai runs recycling business to achieve circular economy ambition and help create a zero-waste society. In Chung-Tai environmental education center, visitors will obtain the knowledge of the treatment process from waste recycling to resource regeneration and be aware of the importance of sorting & recycling, the harm of mercury pollution, etc. In addition, we provide DIY activities which allow visitors to experience interests of handmade souvenir, meanwhile, echo to the topic of circular economy.

Different from other water park in Taiwan, Shengou water park draw the water from the Langyang river instead of reservoir. 75％ of this park remains undeveloped to retain underground water; yet the rest area is most artificial wetland to purify the river water. We design many interactive activities with water. Let you learn everything about water in a meaningful and fun way.