
Collaboration for shared land ecosystems
15.3.5
SDG15

NCKU’s collaboration for shared land ecosystems
NCKU partners with the "Lishan Lihai Workshop" to promote service learning programs that lead students into the field. Students are involved in planning community gardens and promoting eco-friendly agriculture brands. They also mentor farmers in transitioning to organic and eco-friendly farming practices, thus creating an environmentally friendly agricultural brand. Through agricultural education, this program raises awareness among both farmers and students about their connection to the land.
NCKU also participates in the University Social Responsibility (USR) program focused on "Mutual Benefits of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry and the Coexistence of Agriculture and Green Practices." By harnessing technology and citizen engagement, the program explores topics related to climate change, the circular economy, green energy, and health. It combines non-toxic algae and microorganism technology for aquaculture with solar energy equipment to achieve mutual benefits for fish farming and green energy production, thus contributing to a circular economy.
This approach assists fishermen in meeting government green energy policy requirements while diversifying land use and promoting a model of mutual benefits between agriculture and animal husbandry. It aims to establish a marketing platform for eco-friendly agricultural and aquatic products, creating direct interaction channels between producers and consumers. This enables farmers and fishermen to take control of their marketing efforts and build a stronger market status.
- Link 1: Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Prosperity with Agricultural Green Coexistence: Technology and Value Innovation at the Heart of Technological Democracy
- Link 2: Breezes Beneath the Long and Short Trees: A Healing Ecological Community in Sustainable Operation
- Link 3: National Cheng Kung University Magazine Report: Devoting a Lifetime to Food and Agricultural Education - Listening to the Tales of the Mountain and Sea Studio
- Link 4: Local Adaptation in the Field of Linbian in the Face of Climate Change