Taiwan, China Blue Magpie Tea Way International Workshop rescheduled to August 27-28
Text / Chinese Wild Bird Federation
Conservation and agronomy used to be topics that were not very related, and even conflicted with each other, but in recent years the emerging concept of "satoyama conservation" has tried in various ways to integrate human culture and production into community conservation, seeking a new path of peaceful coexistence between people and nature. For the Taiwan Blue Magpie of Pinglin and the tea of Pinglin, the Chinese Wild Bird Federation and the Graduate Institute of Building and Planning at National Taiwan University will jointly hold a workshop on conservation and agronomic production on 8/25~26. The event is completely free, and the content is guaranteed to be exciting. Please tell everyone! Spaces are limited, so sign up quickly!
*Organizers: New Rural Research and Development Center, Graduate Institute of Building and Planning, National Taiwan University; Chinese Wild Bird Federation
*Event dates: 2012/8/27 (Mon)~8/28 (Tue)
*Event location: Chinese Wild Bird Federation Pinglin Habitat and Environmental Education Center (No. 31-1, Shuisong Qikeng, Pinglin District, New Taipei City)
*Event schedule:
[Day 1] 2012/08/24 (Fri) (the first day is a reception itinerary for international friends, participation is optional)
09:00-09:30 Event check-in and pre-trip briefing
09:30-12:00 Birdwatching and visit to an organic tea garden (Chinese Wild Bird Federation Pinglin Satoyama Center, Lin Daoxian)
12:00-14:00 Stroll through Pinglin Old Street and taste Baozhong tea meals
14:00-21:00 In-depth Taipei street walk: Wanhua Longshan Temple, Shida shopping district
[Day 2] 2012/08/27 (Mon)
10:00-10:10 Opening remarks (Chinese Wild Bird Federation Chairman Cheng Jianzhong)
10:10-11:00 Introduction to the current status of the Pinglin Habitat and Environmental Education Center (Chinese Wild Bird Federation consultant / National Taiwan University Graduate Institute of Building and Planning professor Chang Shenglin & National Taiwan University Shanbukou Studio)
11:00-12:00 Tea making (Chinese Wild Bird Federation Pinglin Satoyama Center, Lin Daoxian)
12:00-13:30 Lunch appointment: Blue Magpie tea creative brainstorming
13:30-15:30 [Japan experience exchange talk] The moral economy marketing approach from Japan's experience (Meiji University professor Hattori Keiro)
15:45-17:45 [Japan experience exchange talk] Oriental White Stork satoyama restoration and rice marketing (Toyooka City Hall section chief Miyagaki Hitoshi)
18:00-21:00 Group prop shopping
[Day 3] 2012/08/28 (Tue)
10:00-10:10 Opening remarks (Chinese Wild Bird Federation Deputy Secretary-General Huang Bojun)
10:10-14:00 Group work time: Taiwan Blue Magpie tea creative brainstorming
14:00-15:00 Hands-on stall setup and fun tea selling
15:00-17:45 Taiwan Blue Magpie tea marketing results presentation and expert commentary
17:45-19:45 Workshop closing celebration party!
*Event fee: This international workshop is completely free, but a deposit of 2000 yuan is required to protect the rights of others. (The deposit will be refunded to those who participate in the full event.)
Details and registration website:
http://0rz.tw/GqK48