Environmental Education Centers Introduction
Qishan Tang Chang Environmental Education Centre
- NameQishan Tang Chang Environmental Education Centre
- Centre Introduction
The park is located at the end of National Highway No. 10 and serves as a must-pass point for traveling between the nine districts of east Kaohsiung . During the Japanese colonial period, this area was once a glorious “Banana Kingdom,” and the slogan “North Jiufen, South Qishan” was even coined.
The sugar industry and the presence of the Japanese gave Qishan bananas an irreplaceable position. However, as times changed, the sugar industry declined, and its former glory faded away. The Japanese left, but Qishan’s bananas remained, surviving only in the stories told by the older generation.
You may not be aware that bananas are the fruit that generates the most agricultural waste. However, here you will learn how we transform various agricultural waste into something magical, achieving low-carbon sustainable development through a circular economy. By integrating local cultural and historical context with the sugar industry, we create two environmental education programs. Through sensory experiences, participants explore and understand the “Banana Kingdom,” immersing themselves in the sugar-producing countryside.
These programs emphasize the importance of cultural preservation, community identity, and learning to coexist harmoniously with the natural environment in our pursuit of a low-carbon, sustainable home - CategoryCommunity / Village
- Open Booking for LessonsWeekdays、Weekend
- Operating time09:00～16:30
- Centre General HolidaysMonday& Tuesday
- Telephone Number(07)6622127
- E-mail websitekuofu2021@ gmail.com ；websitea076622127@ gmail.com
- Website https://www.kaohsiungdiy.com/travel/index.php
- Budget per Person(NTD) 0~0
- Ideal Number of Learners20~20
- AddressNo. 33-12, Zhongxiao St., Qishan Dist., Kaohsiung City 842056, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
- Centre Introduction(113)環部研證字第EC104001號
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旗山糖廠社區環境教育中心手冊
Recommended Lessons
- NameBananas are treasures all over their bodies
- IntroductionBananas, a fruit we are all too familiar with; however, many may not know that bananas produce the most agricultural waste among fruits. We explore the life cycle of bananas and how each part that would become agricultural waste can be utilized of banana plant. Finally, we deepen the impression with an interesting tabletop game, understanding local culture through fun experiences, coexisting with the natural environment, and recognizing the connection between land and food. This also enhances everyone’s understanding of concepts such as recycling in a circular economy and practicing sustainable farming.
- TargetsCollege / Adult
- Hours2 hours
- Available Seasons All year round
- DaypartDaytime
- OvernightNo
- NameLet’s come to Qishan Sugar Factory
- IntroductionAs a child growing up in a sugar factory, what are the “snack” (s?-si?-?) and how are they made? Through introducing the century-old architecture preserved in the sugar factory, we reminisce about the glory days of the sugar industry. By actually making the “snack,”(s?-si?-?) we can learn about different types of sugar and experience the sweet memories of our childhood during turbulent times. Using a fun tabletop game, we deepen participants’ impressions of the sugar industry and emphasize the importance of preserving and passing down cultural heritage
- TargetsParent-Child
- Hours2 hours
- Available Seasons All year round
- DaypartDaytime
- OvernightNo
