No. 197-2, Luliaokeng, Hualong Village, Hsinchu County
Service Time
Wed. - Sun. 09:00-17:00
Contact
Jefon Wu
Telephone
+886-911-062088
Email
tree@natureway.com.tw
Introduction
Location
The program takes place in the century-old tree groves of Natural Valley and its surrounding low-altitude forests. Part of Natural Valley is Taiwan’s first privately initiated Environmental Conservation Trust site. This community-led initiative focuses on conserving and restoring lowland forest ecosystems, promoting environmental education, and expanding the scope of ecological conservation.
A Pioneer in Rope Tree Climbing in Taiwan
Established in 2005, this is one of the longest-running rope tree climbing bases in Taiwan. Rope climbing techniques are widely applied across experiential education, ecological research, eco-tourism, wilderness safety training, and team-building programs.
Sensory Exploration & Self-Discovery
Through a variety of nature-based, five-senses games, participants awaken their sensory potential in a fun and engaging way. These experiences not only deepen one’s connection with the forest, but also foster self-awareness—embracing the philosophy of “knowing yourself and understanding others.”
Wilderness Living Skills
Learn and experience essential outdoor skills such as camping and campfire cooking. These activities can be integrated with formal education, including fire use, knot-tying, outdoor learning programs, overnight camps, scouting education, ecological volunteering, and canopy ecology studies.
Specialized Projects & Research Support
Custom programs are available for specific research or project needs. For example, canopy ecological surveys can be conducted using rope climbing techniques. We also provide technical support for installing artificial nests (nest boxes) for owls and flying squirrels.
For All Ages & Diverse Groups
Suitable for ages 4 to 80, including elementary to graduate-level students, as well as corporate teams, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. Programs can be fully customized to meet the needs of different age groups and professional backgrounds.
Learning
1. Learn How Not to Get Lost: Transform Your Five Senses into a Natural Sense of Direction
2. Take on the Challenge of Rope Climbing and Free Climbing in Century-Old Trees
3. Discover the Forest—and Yourself—through Fun, Sensory-Based Games
4. From Basic Night Walks to Nocturnal Wildlife Observation, Explore the Forest with Thermal Imaging Technology
5. Experience Overnight Living in the Forest, Including Fire-Making and Outdoor Cooking Skills
