Student Affairs Announcement
Attached are posters for the National Museum of Science and Technology's films "Mysteries of the Ocean" and "Animal Kingdom."
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| I. | In accordance with the National Science and Technology Museum's letter dated March 26, 113, Ref: Service Letter No. 1136360495. |
| II. | In accordance with Article 19 of the "Environmental Basic Law," government agencies, public enterprises, secondary and primary schools, and foundations with over 50% government funding shall establish an environmental education plan annually to promote environmental education. All employees, teachers, and students shall participate in at least four hours of environmental education. |
| III. | Furthermore, in accordance with the definition of "environment" in Article 2, Paragraph 1 of the "Environmental Basic Law," which refers to the sum total of various natural resources and artificially influenced natural factors that affect human survival and development, including sunlight, air, water, soil, land, minerals, forests, wildlife, landscapes and recreation, socioeconomics, culture, historical and cultural sites, natural relics, and natural ecosystems. The two films currently being screened by the museum pertain to the conservation of natural ecology, with brief introductions as follows: |
| (1) | Mystery of the Ocean: Explores the importance of marine ecological conservation, featuring spectacular and precious footage of marine life. Every type of life in the ocean depends closely on numerous other lives for survival. The content is inspiring, educational, entertaining, suitable for all ages, and ideal for family education, school environmental ecology education, and ocean enthusiasts. |
| (2) | Animal Kingdom: Explores the colorful diversity of the natural world, focusing on the stories of 6 animal families, including insects, birds, fish, reptiles, mammals, and cetaceans. It is a complete journey of natural education, introducing animals from around the world and exploring ways to help protect them. |
| IV. | The museum is providing the aforementioned environmental education promotion venue from now until June 30, 113, for schools of all levels to participate. The films will be screened at the museum's North Wing Multi-function Big Screen Cinema. Each film is approximately 38 minutes long. The ticket price is NT$100 per person for general groups of 20 or more, and NT$70 per person for student groups of 20 or more. For those requiring environmental education hours, please fill in your basic information in the Google Form below. After confirming group admission, we will assist in logging 1 hour. Form link: https://forms.gle/u2EYWqiwk6mvN4Po7 |
| V. | To reserve movie tickets, please visit the official website of the National Science and Technology Museum (https://www.nstm.gov.tw) for reservations. If you have any questions, please contact Specialist Chen at the museum's Public Service Division at (07)3800089 ext. 8468. |
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