Are you a blogger who loves Taiwan’s natural ecology? Now, just sign up online at “Green Living Taiwan – 2011 Taiwan Ecotourism Promotion Plan” to join bloggers in experiencing an in-depth ecological and work holiday in Jin-Gua-Shi, immerse yourself in the area’s unique ecology, culture, and the warmth of distinctive homestays, while also helping with local community work and giving back to the area. This will be an unforgettable eco-trip for you. The selected participants will be able to join the 3-day, 2-night experience itinerary from April 19th to 21st for free！
Work-exchange travel allows you to deeply engage with local culture and gain different experiential memories.
This event is organized by the “Seven Star Ecological Conservation Foundation.” The registration deadline is March 18th. Any blogger who has a blog can sign up to participate. Interested bloggers can fill out the registration form online within the time period and send it to 7stareco@gmail.com. The selected participants will take part in a 3-day, 2-night ecotourism and work holiday. After completing the experience itinerary, they are required to publish at least three posts on their blogs. We believe this will be a very special experience for many friends！
The 3-day, 2-night itinerary in Jin-Gua-Shi includes visiting the stories of miners, experiencing the Jin-Gua-Shi community, in-depth mine ecological field studies, and tasting delicious coffee at a café along with the entrepreneurial story behind the female owner. It allows bloggers to transform their first-hand experiences into articles that convey their perspectives to all those online who are interested in ecotourism and local culture, leaving beautiful footprints for Taiwan’s cultural and ecological heritage.
This time, the Seven Star Ecological Conservation Foundation will lead discussions on the ecology of the Jin-Gua-Shi area, allowing everyone to experience the beauty and stories of the mines.
Green Living Taiwan Bloggers Selection Event: http://greenlife.7stareco.org.tw/
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