The Kerya Water Recycling Center is built on the tidal land and located between the estuary of Sanshing Creek and Dazhuang Creek in Xiangshan District, Hsinchu City. It is a quasi-tertiary biological treatment plant that can treat 130,000 tons of domestic wastewater per day (full period). Its treatment capacity covers the domestic wastewater of Hsinchu City. The Hsinchu Municipal Government completes the first phase of this project under the assistance of the Construction and Planning Agency Ministry of Interior. It is designed to treat 30,000 tons of domestic wastewater per day. The Hsinchu City Kerya Water Resources Environmental Education Center is a part of the Kerya Water Recycling Center. It can connect the 17-kilometer coastline of Hsinchu City with the tourist industry of Siangshan Wetland, and promotes the conservation and utilization of water resources in order to reach the purposes of environmental education and sustainable management of water resources.

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

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

Unlike other environmental education center, the locals donated their land to build this beautiful park. It is famous of bald cypress and local farms. Walk this land and feel the villager’s passion toward environmental education. Learn how the locals use the plants and create convenient tools for their lives.

This site is located in Lieyu Township, Kinmen County, which is known as "the outer island among the outer islands and the front line among the front lines." It is only 5 kilometers away from Xiamen, mainland China. This site is the only basalt coast in Kinmen with a special onion shape. Weathered columnar basalt, granite and other geological landscapes, as well as seasonal greenstone troughs like a green carpet from March to May every year. Because Lieyu Township is surrounded by the sea and has rich coastal flora and fauna, Lieyu Township Office has proposed it as an environmental education site. Through environmental education courses, Lieyu Township is expected to protect the geological landscape and coastal ecology of Lieyu Island and reduce the number of tourists. It brings about garbage and pollution, protects the ecological environment of coastal animals and plants, promotes the development of tourism, and also maintains the beauty of the natural environment to achieve the goal of environmental sustainability.

Window on World Miniature and Culture Institute is committed to promoting cultural conservation and environmental education by developing diverse course curriculums and encouraging students of all ages to participate in the mini world field study tour we designed.
The mini world field study focuses in two areas, the mini Taiwan and the mini China. All the architecture and landmarks featured inside these areas are miniaturized in the perfect proportion allowing students to observe from top down, front to back, catching all the refined details of the architecture. From this exceptional experience, students can gain more understanding in the importance of historical and cultural conservation.
In addition to advocating environmental education, the conservation of environment is also our ambition. To sustain the existence of all natural lives in our environment, no pesticides, insecticides, or any other environmental unfriendly chemicals were used. We keep a happy natural system for our lovely lives inside our world!

Jun baby Beneficial Microbes Museum, the first microbiology-themed museum in Taiwan, provides a guided tour and explanation of complete microorganisms (good bacteria, bad bacteria). Educational and entertaining courses are brought in through the tourist factories.

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.

Through the resources of the company, combined with the school curriculum and practical operations in the factory, people understand how enterprises promote the circular economy to achieve sustainable economic recycling, and further establish the concept of ecological maintenance and environmental sustainability.