Plants in Taiwan
Nov 10, 2022
Let students understand the ecological characteristics of plants in Taiwan, explore the various plants that can be seen in Taiwan, including unique and rare plants, and let everyone understand the relationship between plants and the environment, how people can coexist with animals and plants in nature, and gather everyone's interest in natural ecological environment conservation consensus.
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Crisis Management Mechanism for Climate Action (local)
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No Plastic for Climate Action
To promote UN SDG 13 goal for,Inform and support local or regional government in local climate change disaster or risk early warning and monitoring, National Chung University has implemented the following policy. The "plastic-free guest, "launched by a student club concerned about environmental issues at Chung Cheng University, hopes to promote the concept of non-plastic activities simultaneously as governmental policy, to reduce the number of times students use disposable plastic products.