The June theme of the 2026 NYCU Sustainability Year, “Bamboo for Inclusion, Harmony in Action,” is now underway.
This month’s program focuses on bamboo culture, circular economy practices, ecological education, local revitalization, and cultural sustainability. Through exhibitions, guided tours, community markets, hands-on workshops, and field visits, we invite the NYCU community to explore the connections between people and nature, culture and cities, and tradition and innovation.
We warmly welcome you to participate in the following events:
1. Sustainable Campus Bamboo Expo
• Opening Ceremony of “The Third Power of Bamboo” – Hsinchu Exhibition Area
Date & Time: June 27, 2026 (Sat.) 10:20–10:30
Location: 1F, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Building I, Guangfu Campus
• Book Launch: “How Much Do We Know About Bamboo Forests?” and “Bamboo Structures 2013–2025”
Date & Time: June 27, 2026 (Sat.) 10:30–10:50
Location: 1F, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Building I, Guangfu Campus
• Bamboo Structure Guided Tour I – Campus Bamboo Installations
Date & Time: June 27, 2026 (Sat.) from 10:50
Location: Guangfu Campus
• Bamboo Lifestyle Market, Hands-on Workshops, and Bamboo Structure Guided Tour II
Date & Time: June 27, 2026 (Sat.) from 14:30
Location: Jiangjun Village, Hsinchu City
2. Campus Tree Circular Economy Guided Tour II
• From Trees to Daily Life: Campus Tree Tour Led by the Hsinchu Wild Bird Society (Registration Required)
Date & Time: June 16, 2026 (Tue.) 09:30–11:30
Meeting Point: Room 542, Engineering Building V, Guangfu Campus
Discover the ecological value of campus trees and learn how tree resources can be transformed into educational and circular economy initiatives.
Registration ：https://forms.gle/
3. Hakka Culture Sustainability Week II
• “Have You Visited the Hakka Courtyard?” Hakka Language Challenge and DIY Workshop
Date & Time: June 13, 2026 (Sat.) 13:00–16:00
Location: HK120, College of Hakka Studies, Zhubei Campus
Experience Hakka culture through interactive activities and hands-on learning while exploring its connection to sustainability.
4. Sustainability Journey I: From Local Culture to Future Cities
• Walking Through Caotun: Craft Culture and Historic Street Exploration
Date & Time: June 11, 2026 (Thu.) 09:00–20:00
Location: National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute & Caotun Old Street
• Co-Learning Trip: Bamboo, Creativity, and Community Exploration
Date & Time: July 2–3, 2026
Location: Rewood Community Innovation Base, Hukou
Through visits to local cultural sites, circular material initiatives, ecological education venues, and community innovation projects, participants will gain new perspectives on sustainable cities and future living.
We invite you to join us this June as we explore how bamboo, culture, ecology, and community engagement can inspire sustainable action and contribute to a more resilient future.
For detailed event information and registration, please refer to the event posters and individual announcements.
