Join Us for the Tribe X Bamboo Forest Ecology Experience Day!
Bamboo and Its Happy Companions: Tribe X Bamboo Forest Ecology Experience Day
Taoyuan City’s Fuxing District is the second largest bamboo production base after Hsinchu. For the indigenous Tayal people of Taoyuan, bamboo is an essential material in daily life. Whether for utensils or housing, bamboo plays a significant role. To promote the bamboo industry activities in Fuxing District, the Forestry and Nature Conservation Department of the Council of Agriculture, National Central University’s General Education Center, and the Taoyuan City Fuxing Bamboo Industry Development Association have collaborated to organize this special trip.
- Participants: Up to 15 people per session (with 5 additional slots on standby; selection based on registration order)
- Event Dates: May 11 (Saturday), June 15 (Saturday) from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
- Target Audience: May 11 (Saturday) is limited to NCU students only; June 15 (Saturday) is open to NCU faculty, staff, and external participants. Participants must be at least 15 years old.
- Location: Kapu Tribe, Fuxing District, Taoyuan City
- Transportation: Gather at National Central University and take a tour bus. NCU faculty, staff, and external participants who choose to travel independently should refer to the assembly point specified in the acceptance notice.
- Registration: After filling out the form, acceptance and standby notifications will be sent out on April 24 (Wednesday).
- Fee: Fully subsidized by the National Central University’s Forestry and Nature Conservation Department’s Rural Regeneration Project “Production and Ecology: Bamboo Harvesting and New Aspects of Tribal Life.”
- Note: In case of weather or other force majeure factors, the event will be postponed by one week and further details will be provided.
⚠️ Please complete the following form to finalize your registration: https://reurl.cc/709Lxy
⚠️ If you need service hours, please register on the Service Learning Network (This event provides 7 hours of humanities and arts service credits): https://reurl.cc/8vn2lo
For any questions, please contact Mr. Deng at the NCU General Education Center:
Phone: (03) 422-7151 ext. 26405
Email: a3501814@g.ncu.edu.tw
