Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)

Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Semester 2, Academic Year 110 Environmental Education Seminar - Dancing with Nature - Ecology in Parks 111/05/10(Tue)Image
Invite Wilderness Preservation Society's Lecturer Chen Baihan - Park Ecology Commissioner to lead teachers and students to see the green gem in the city! Cities are gradually constructed by human life, and the green space of each city starts from the park, when the park meets the ecology, what will be the marvelous journey?
Human behaviors have caused persecution to the ecological environment, and we hope to promote the ecologization of parks, towards the reduction of concrete facilities and moderate reduction of human interference, in order to maintain and enhance the ecological diversity of the city and campus.