[Spring Exploration] Let’s enjoy the fun of tree climbing [Spring Exploration] This year we are incorporating tree climbing, slacklining and rappelling into our teaching experiences. We invite you to join us on a healing sports journey that offers expansive views and is filled with phytoncides. Under the guidance of professional

Dear Faculty, Staff and Students, The Service-Learning Center warmly invites you to participate in the Service-Learning Lectures & Activities for the second semester of Academic Year 113! This semester, we have carefully curated a variety of inspiring lectures and experiential activities, covering topics such as food and agricultural education, art

[Dec 4 (Wed)] Lecture in Mandarin: The Lost River: Stories Remembered by the Jhihben Wetlands ｜Huang Han-Yau｜SDG15-3 Plants and Ecosystems Series｜LACSPEC “That vast alluvial fan, steeped in history / A marsh where water and words settle into sediment. That river that bears Taitung / The memories of this island’s coastal plains. Sometimes it

[Lecture in Mandarin] Weed Day: Healing the Self and Nature Through Contemporary Foraging｜Liberal Arts College (LAC) Sustainable and Peer Education Center (SPEC) “People venture into the wilderness to embrace nature, while nature reaches out to us through the weeds around us.” — Weed Day As the semester nears its end, amidst the

Return to the Wild: Rediscovering What the Weeds Never Forgot｜SDGs-15 Plants and Ecosystem Issues Series｜LACSPEC What comes to mind when you think of human civilization? Is it the mysterious, majestic ancient structures scattered across the Earth? Or the ubiquitous convenience of modern technology? One perspective might be the notion of “pioneering with

【 University Social Responsibility Environmental Education Course】From Shennong Hillside to ES Course Overview “Shennong Hillside” reflects the core spirit of our Yangming Campus’s founding principles, embodying “Shennong Culture,” an invaluable legacy of humanity’s pursuit of sustainable living. This year’s campus tree health assessment and carbon stock inventory reveal traces of ancient Taipei Lake’s environmental