Yunlin County Units Win Four National Environmental Education Awards

Yunlin County in Taiwan has been recognized with four accolades at the 10th National Environmental Education Awards. The awards, considered the "Oscars of environmental education," honor outstanding contributions to environmental education nationwide. The county's honorees include Microbrew Farm, Chaochuo Waldorf Experimental Elementary School, Jin Lake Rural Leisure Agriculture Development Association, and the Mayuan Community in Gukeng Township.

These units were celebrated for integrating environmental sustainability and net-zero green living into their daily operations. Their efforts span diverse areas such as food and agriculture education, ecological conservation, educational tours, and the reuse of agricultural waste. The recognition highlights Yunlin County's commitment to practical environmental initiatives.

Microbrew Farm received an award for its dedication to smart agriculture, environmental-friendly farming, and food education, aiming to revitalize rural areas. The Jin Lake Rural Leisure Agriculture Development Association was recognized for leveraging coastal and wetland ecosystems, integrating food education, cultural preservation, and sustainable tourism. Mayuan Community in Gukeng Township was lauded for its long-term promotion of eco-friendly agriculture, resource recycling, and innovative use of waste bamboo.

Chaochuo Waldorf Experimental Elementary School was awarded for deeply embedding environmental education into its curriculum and campus life. The school actively promotes organic farming, wild bee restoration, water resource recycling, and zero-waste initiatives. Environmental officials praised these efforts, emphasizing the county's continued dedication to fostering environmental innovation and sustainable development for a livable and resilient Yunlin.

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The county government will continue to work with all parties to promote environmental education innovation and sustainable development, jointly building a livable, resilient, low-carbon, and sustainable happy Yunlin.