On December 18, students from the “Introduction to Sustainable Development Goals” course, taught by Professor Hoda Fakour, showcased their semester projects in a special exhibition titled “Trash to Treasure.” Organized in collaboration with NTNU Sustainable Development Office and Center for General Education, the event highlighted innovative and functional creations...
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In 1984, the Taipei Water Management Branch was established under the Urban Planning Act to protect the water sources serving the Taipei area. This designated area encompasses the regions of Xindian, Wulai, Shiding, Pinglin, and Shuangxi in New Taipei City, covering approximately one-third of the city’s administrative territory. The...
Focusing on Sustainable Development Goal 6(SDG6), “Clean Water and Sanitation,” NTNU Sustainable Development Office selected water-related facilities along riverbanks, integrating ecological, environmental, and lifestyle perspectives, to deepen the issue of water resources conservation to develop water resources teaching and experience activities. To promote water resources environmental education, visit to...
Climate change, environmental degradation, and social transformations have contributed to an escalating global water crisis in recent years. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), in its State of Global Water Resources report, highlights that approximately 3.6 billion people face water scarcity for at least one month each year. This number...
To advance the Sustainable Development Goal of Clean Water and Sanitation (SDG 6), the Sustainable Development Office has led a community engagement initiative to enhance environmental awareness and regional development in watershed areas. On November 25, the Office organized the “Taipei 101 Environmental Education” workshop. The event brought together...
Our university organized an administrative unit education training activity on June 28, focusing on SDG6: Clean Water and Sanitation. The event took place at the “Taipei Water Park,” a nearby and distinctive environmental education facility, integrating the concept of net-zero green living to echo the government’s life transformation policy....
(This report is provided by Dr. Lee’s research team in the Department of Geography) The Formosan landlocked salmon is a critically endangered species also known as the Taiwanese ‘national treasure fish.’ In recent years, the fish was stocked into Rahaw Creek (upper Yusheng Creek, Yilan), where a sustainable group...
APRC will have an international internship project!Youths between age 18-30 are eligible for a 14-day internship. Please find detailed Intern Recruitment Regulations attached. Purposes of the Project:1. Facilitate learning exchanges and future cooperation in environmental education within the Asia-Pacific region.2. Provide youth with international learning and working opportunities to...
National Taiwan Normal University has invited vice presidents and provosts of international affairs and academic administrators from four top universities in the United States, Europe, and Asia as well as representatives of foreign institutions stationed in Taiwan to share strategies for internationalization. The two-day forum will explore the current...
Best Global Universities Announced by U.S. News & World Report National Taiwan Normal University Ranked 9thin Best Global Universities for Education and Educational Research In a recent evaluation released by the U.S. News & World Report of the best global universities, National Taiwan Normal University is ranked 9thin Best...