Catering to our citizens’ leisure and entertainment needs, since 1965 the Forestry Bureau has been developing forest recreation sites. Based on each region’s available resources, the Bureau successively established 18 forest recreation areas to provide the masses with relaxation and trav...

In response to our fellow countrymen’s desires to hike up in the mountains and venture into the wonderful scenery, starting in 2002 the Forestry Bureau has been promoting a National Trail System Plan. Under the principles of conserving national land environmental resources and ecosystems, natu...

Riding a bicycle, exploring the forestparks unhurriedly, and experiencing for oneself a sea of green stretching as far as the eye can see ~ The Forestry Bureau has succeeded in utilizing the results of plains reforestationto establish the Hualien Danongdafu Forest Park, the Chiayi Aogu Wetland Fores...

Taiwan’s Forestry Culture Parks make use of existing forest culture spaces to carry out conservation, restoration, and reuse projects, hoping that memories of the past may be brought to life. Through interaction and collaborations with local communities, a community consensus has been formed. ...

In order to integrate all the resources for forest environmental education, to help people walk willinglyinto forests, and to increase people's love, awareness, values and actions toward the forest, the Forestry Bureau has established 8 Natural Centers at Dongyanshan, Luodong, Basianshan, Aowand...

To promote concepts and actions related to nature conservation, nine Ecological Education Centers have been systematically established near protected areas in Taiwan. They serve as a medium for helping the population to gain a deeper understanding of country’s natural environment, as well as a...