The rescue excavation of the Peinan Site led to the construction of National Museum of Prehistory(NMP).

In July 1980, during the construction of today's Taitung Railway Station of South Link Line (formerly Peinan Railway Station of East Link Line) and a marshalling yard, rich prehistoric remains of Peinan Site were discovered. A number of slate coffins and exquisite grave goods in the coffins were dug out and exposed on the ground, which attracted great public interest and grave robbery.

Media exposure of the robbery urged the government to halt the construction. The construction was suspended after Taitung County Government reported the issue to the authorities concerned. Furthermore, the rescue excavation of the site was delegated to Professor Wen-hsun Sung of Department of Anthropology of National Taiwan University with students of the department, who then formed the Peinan Culture Archaeology Team.

In the next decade, more than ten rescue excavations were carried out during summer and winter vacations by the team led by Professor Sung and Professor Chao-mei Lien. The Peinan Site was recorded as the biggest site on the history of Taiwanese archaeology, where the range of excavation was no less than 10,000 square meters, and more than 2,000 burials and tens of thousands of potteries and stone tools were discovered. The site is academically considered representative of the upper and later Neolithic period, and the biggest site of slate coffins and burial remains around the Pacific Rim and across Southeastern Asia.

Professor Sung suggested that if we were to preserve the Peinan Site, an outdoor museum of the site should be built nearby. This was the first proposal for building a museum based on the Peinan Site. After considerable efforts, NMP Planning Bureau was finally founded on February 1, 1990. NMP started trial operation on July 10, 2001, and was officially opened on August 17, 2002. Since then, NMP has become the foundation of research and preservation of Taiwanese prehistoric sites and cultures.

There’s a unique ecological landscape of river terrace topography in Daxi, and the monuments and historical buildings in the town are transformed into the fields of environmental education. Daxi Wood Art Ecomuseum transforms living culture, local knowledge and cultural heritage into on-site learning resources, and provides diverse and rich activity programs.
It's a cultural field where you can learn and grow together for a lifetime.

Chung-Tai runs recycling business to achieve circular economy ambition and help create a zero-waste society. In Chung-Tai environmental education center, visitors will obtain the knowledge of the treatment process from waste recycling to resource regeneration and be aware of the importance of sorting & recycling, the harm of mercury pollution, etc. In addition, we provide DIY activities which allow visitors to experience interests of handmade souvenir, meanwhile, echo to the topic of circular economy.

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.

The core value of Taoyuan Disaster Education Center is “Safety.”We try to show the idea of “how to get home safe and sound ”and “home safety. “ Finally, pay tribute to the great firefighters. Taoyuan Disaster Education Center is the city’s first disaster prevention exhibition site that combines technology, entertainment, and education - a pioneer in the entire nation. The Center has five main exhibition areas, including Natural Hazards, Fires, Home Safety, Prevention and Response, and Firefighter Warriors.
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Neihu Sewage Treatment Plant is the second largest biological treatment plant in Taiwan, with a semi-underground design.
The designed capacity of Neihu Sewage Treatment Plant is about 240,000 tons per day.
It primarily processes sewage from Neihu District and Dazhi District in Taipei City.
The sewage is treated using secondary treatment and disinfected with sodium hypochlorite before being discharged into Keelung River.
Additionally, Neihu Sewage Treatment Plant uses filtration system to treat some of the discharged water to produce reclaimed water for a wide variety of purposes, in order to implement the circular economy for the Sustainable Development Goals.
To enable more people to understand the process of sewage including generation, collection, treatment, and recycling, a variety of environmental education programs are provided for understanding the cycle of water resources.

With fish education and marine sustainability as the core, Fish Bar supply sustainable seafood, share knowledge about the ocean, fish, and fisheries, plan and lead fishery and fish education activities, in order to connect consumers, fisheries personnel, and academic units for communication and feedback. Our goal is to achieve sustainable development.

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.

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.