Currnet status and Facility
。Truwan Sanctuary is located in Truwan on the southern bank of Thuoshuei River and adjacent to Wan-Da Reservoir. The entire area is covered with natural vegetations. Apart from the walking path of Taiwan Electric Company, no human-made structure within the region and transpassing is restricted.
。Chun-Yang Farm is located on Chun-Yang Village in Ren-Ai Township or at Mark 83.5 K on Route Tai-14. Elevation of the farm ranges from 1,260 m to 1600 m altitude. Annual temperature averages at 18 ℃. The total acreage of 44 ha land includes a 30 ha mix of secondary forest and two-leaf pines plantations. The rest of the farm is cultivated farmland and is currently producing nursery plants and plug seedlings of cabbage, sweet pepper, celery, and lettuce. Chun-Yang Farm also produces tomatoes, strawberry and herbaceous ornamental plants in greenhouses. A fern garden, an aquatic plants collection, and an orchid garden are also open for teaching and researching purposes. Abundant wildlife can be observed within the territories day and night. Chun-Yang Farm is the ultimate destination for experiencing various nature and modern farming activities.
。Mei-Feng Headquarter : The 623.4 ha territory of the Mei-Feng Headquarter includes 100 ha of cultivated land, in which 60 ha land area used to produce cabbages had been restored to forests by replanting local primitive trees such as mixed Taiwan alders, Chinese cork oaks, green maples, Taiwan red maples, Taiwan loquats, Taiwania, and Taiwan red cypress. The farm also includes 400 ha of previously grassland in which 120 ha land area has grown into a secondary forest with Taiwan alders, Japanese evodia, Kawakami hornbeam, and Chinese cork oaks. Another 150 ha of the grassland are located at 2500 m altitude with abundant red-hair azaleas that provide spectacular scenery. The rest of the territory is occupied by natural forests which spread into Yuan-Feng, Sin-Ren-Gang, San-Jiao-Feng, and Mei-Feng mountains. More than 80 woody plant species such as Mori oak, few-fruited pittosporum, Taiwan loquat, Taiwan diplofatsia, long-leaf evergreen chinkapin, Kawakami tanoak, red nanmu, Formosan michelia, Nantou actinodaphne, Taiwan yew, Taiwan plumyew, Taiwan dendropanax, and other endangered plant species have been recorded in this regions.