大坪森林: Rainwater harvesting system 　

To reply Global Warming and Climate Change, we built a Rainwater Harvesting System four years ago. The system can save 15 tons of rainwater to irrigate butterfly flowers and host plants. (Reference: https://ecodaping.blogspot.tw/2015/07/us-taiwan-eco-campus.html) Therefore the garden is rich in butterfly diversity. According to our investigation, there are about 40 kinds of butterfly on the campus.

Butterflies will come when flowers in efflorescence.

A campus tour

四年前建置的雨水回收系統、生態工法的池子，以及孩子們共同營造的蝴蝶花園，終於有了驚人的蝴蝶多樣性！俗話說，花若盛開，蝴蝶自來！參考網址：

1.校園的一切都是課程 https://ecodaping.blogspot.tw/2012/03/blog-post_05.html

2.營造黃裳鳳蝶棲地 https://ecodaping.blogspot.tw/2012/03/blog-post_06.html

Video: https://youtu.be/DdbO96S6uH0

We use rainwater to irrigate butterfly flowers and host plants. (Historic photo)

The garden is rich in butterfly diversity. (What are they looking at?)

The garden is rich in butterfly diversity. (The historic photo shows a caterpillar that they are looking at above.)

In addition, rainwater is also supplied into the ecological pond. The pond is full of various aquatic plants and animals, especially tadpoles. (Reference: https://ecodaping.blogspot.tw/2013/03/blog-post_29.html) That is why the campus is full of croak of frogs after evening.

The rainwater is also supplied into the ecological pond.

The pond is rich in aquatic creature diversity. (The historic photo shows that students are inquiring the tadpoles.)

In consideration of the rich diversity of insect and being an eco-campus partner school, we built the insect trail on the campus. Children can explore various styles of insects along the trail. Of course, they could also study English here.（105-07-18，大坪國小）