The National Museum of Natural Science, open to the public since 1986, provides guided tours, observation of specimens and objects, and issue-based educational programs for visitors to learn and discuss environmental problems we face now. Important issues such as biodiversity and ecosystem, waste and recycle, conservation of ocean resources, global warming and climate change, and food and agriculture education are included. Permanent exhibitions including the Life Science Hall, the Human Cultures Hall, the Global Environment Hall, the Science Center, and the Botanical Garden enable visitors to explore and learn by themselves. Moreover, special exhibitions are open irregularly updated with different themes as times change. Plentiful educational activities are diverse and rich in content suitable for parent-child groups, school children, and lifelong learners.

Did you see the moon-base-like spherical building? That is the Environmental Resource Education Exhibition Center which includes the control center of the Taichung Sewage Treatment Plant at CTSP with the concept of an intelligent neural network. It monitors more than 140,000 tons of industrial sewage and its quality on the daily basis through the analysis and early warning of the sewage monitoring station in the park. It can swiftly provide abnormal water quality information of sewage treatment plants, preventive monitoring data of in-plant equipment, and increase early warning response time and timely maintenance information. You can learn about the intelligent management of sewage treatment plants and the process of turning industrial sewage into clean and recyclable discharge water in this facility! There is also the AI Robotics Hub at CTSP within this area, which allows us to see how artificial intelligence being applied in our daily lives. There are also environmental education promotion partners nearby such as TSMC Ecological Park at CTSP, AUO Taichung Plant, and Taichung Metropolitan Park. It is the best spot for an environmental education field trip, awaiting your exploration.

Taichung Tzu Chi Jing Si Hall is located in the Fengle Village of the Nantun District of the Taichung City. In its neighborhood, within a couple of minutes walk is the tourist attraction, Fengle Sculpture Park. And across the street, in front of it, is the Nanyuan Park and Fengle Park MRT Station and the stop for city bus services. The venue is accessible to all through public transportation. There are three educational halls now, which feature education in 1) Friendly Earth and Disaster Response; 2) Recycling Economy and Extending the lifespan of materials; and 3) Green Life and Global Warming Mitigation. Interactive activities are designed to enhance user experiences and educational effectiveness.