This educational site is located above the Luanshan tribe and has the most complete preserved Phoebe banyan mixed forest belt and native species. It is hoped that by establishing a sustainable management mechanism that retains land and sites, using the traditional and ancient wisdom of the Bunun people and the concept of Forest Bank, this educational venue can be used to rebuild ethnic culture and regain the equivalence and sustainability between man and nature. A harmonious learning field. In addition, this educational venue further emphasizes the subjectivity of tribes, progressively develops local knowledge of land, nature, culture, etc., internalizes it into their own beliefs, fully invests in the reconstruction of mountain forest knowledge, respects the survival rights of other animals and plants, and at the same time strives for The Bunun people have the right to dominate and interpret their culture. Let the wisdom of ancestors grow and thrive from the land again to protect and promote tribal culture.

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.

Yongkang Incineration Plant is the first incineration plant to get a carbon footprint certificate. Students will understand the impact of carbon emissions on the environment. Through the process of land transformation, students will learn how humans and animals coexist.

The National Science and Technology Museum is a national social education institution aimed at promoting science and technology education. Therefore, the National Science and Technology Museum is dedicated to the research, design, and display of various technological themes, and to introduce important technological development and its influence on everyday lives.

Jhihben nature centre is one of the best natural places if you like to visit Taiwan iconic mammals, Formosan Rock Macaque, Reeves’s Muntjac (Barking deer) and Formosan Sambar Deer, face to face. Here, you can also join the dance with indigenous, Puyuma tribe; experience their culture; go to a hot spring; appreciate the ever-changing colours in the mountain. It offers balanced experiences?between human and nature, teaching us the environmental education not only by the courses but also throughout the entire area.

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.

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.

The ""Metrology and Green Energy Exploration"" is a project coordinated by the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. In 2020, it commissioned the Foundation of Stone and Resource Industry Research and Development Center to construct and operate an educational facility within the Hualien Branch of the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection M.O.E.A. This facility focuses on two main themes: ""Metrology"" and ""Green Energy,"" offering a series of learning materials related to environmental measurement and green energy lifestyles.

In the field of metrology, it covers everything from the historical and cultural aspects of measurement to the transition to the international SI unit system, providing a deep understanding of the connection between measurement units and daily life. In the realm of green energy, it explains the interactions between solar energy, wind power, hydropower, geothermal energy, ocean energy, and carbon neutrality, emphasizing Taiwan's goal of energy independence and the significance of green energy development. Through accessible and hands-on experiences, the facility aims to promote environmental and scientific knowledge while creating a sustainable learning environment beneficial to Eastern Taiwan's industries and society.