Welcome to Landscape Identity: Transcultural and Ecological Placemakings, an extraordinary course offered by the M.S. in Biodiversity program. Led by Professor Sheng-Lin Chang, this immersive journey explores the intricate relationship between landscape architecture, cultural values, and ecological factors.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of rural Taiwan, engaging with local villagers and discovering the enchanting tea landscapes. Explore the significance of biodiversity beyond plants and animals, encompassing people, culture, language, and their interaction with the environment.

Join the Landscape Identity: Transcultural and Ecological Placemakings, and embark on a transformative educational experience that celebrates the symbiotic relationship between nature, culture, and human existence.

Let us venture into the realms of tea farming, indulge in cultural activities, and uncover the beauty of biodiversity while sipping tea together.