Wulai, New Taipei City is famous for its "Spring Cherry Blossoms, Summer Streams, Autumn Maples, and Winter Springs". It has different scenery all year round. Go away to "Yun Hsien Resort" and enjoy the nature, is the only amusement park in Taiwan that cannot be reached by car. Yun Hsien is located in Wulai. The source of the waterfall is located in the protection area. There are many firefly habitats in Yun Hsien Resort. It is a rare firefly viewing area in New Taipei City. It is surrounded by mountains. The rock road is rich in fern ecology and forest resources along the way, enjoy the phytoncidere of the cedar forest, while watching fireflies, feel the fireflies dancing beside you, and experience the unforgettable fun of watching fireflies. In 2013, Yun Hsien Resort passed environmental education facility centering on "ecological conservation" via the Environmental Protection Administration, and the park transformed into an ecological leisure experience park. In addition to rich ecological resources, It also cooperates with government policies to promote green restaurants and environmentally friendly hotels to educate consumers.

In 1997, 60 families came together to fulfill a dream 「preserving nature for future generation.」, they raise money and bought Alibang Eco Farm. One feature about our farm is freshwater wetland ecosystem and high biodiversity. We protect wetland wildlife and create special activities for visitor to share the beauty of nature.

Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts established the Dharma Drum Campus for Environmental and Spiritual Education, which, with Master Sheng Yen’s philosophy of Protecting the Spiritual Environment as its core, aims at promoting the environmental protection and laying a foundation for sustainable development. Its mission is to become an inspirational source for spreading environmentally-friendly knowledge and skills. Covering an area of about 25 hectares, the campus is located in Jinshan District, New Taipei City. Taking protecting the natural environment as its ideal, the campus design showcases features of environmental resources in four ways— soil and water conservation; the Calm the Mind Trail; the Satoyama Initiative; and low environmental impact architecture—and incorporates the field’s characteristics to develop a rich and fascinating program for environmental education. The campus has several trails, creating a campus culture of silent and serene walking. Take a walk on these trails while engaging in the methods of Chan practice, listening to flowing streams and immersing in nature’s music, and you will be able to relax your body and mind, with a purified self. We invite you to come and enjoy this place of perfect natural beauty, and experience for yourself the joy of Chan this environment has to offer

The Tamsui Historical Museum is dedicated to preserving sites of potential World Heritage value and revitalizing local cultural assets. Centered on the Tamsui River basin, our environmental education programs bridge natural landscapes with pivotal historical events—from the evolution of port trade to the Sino-French War at Hobe Fort and the military legacy of Fort San Domingo. Embracing the concept of “cultural landscapes,” we invite participants to explore the interplay between nature and society, reflecting on the urgency of conservation and contributing to sustainable cultural development.