Membership Eligibility:
The qualifications for applying to the Taiwan Association of Sustainable Ecological Engineering Development (SEED) are as follows:
Individual Member
Student Member
Institutional Member
Sponsoring Member
Honorary Member
Individual Member
Open to individuals aged 20 or older who are engaged in ecology, environmental protection, resources, or engineering—including scholars, experts, technicians, industry professionals, promoters, and other related personnel—who support the Association's mission.
Procedure: Must be recommended by two Directors and approved by the Board of Directors. Membership is granted upon payment of the membership fee.
Student Member：
Open to currently enrolled students in related departments or those with a keen interest who support the Association's mission.
Procedure: Must be recommended by one member and approved by the Board of Directors.
Membership is granted upon payment of the membership fee.
Note: Student membership is automatically terminated upon the loss of student status.
Institutional Member：
Open to agencies, organizations, or promotional institutions engaged in ecology, environmental protection, resources, or engineering that support the Association's mission.
Procedure: Must be recommended by two Directors and approved by the Board of Directors. Membership is granted upon payment of the membership fee.
Note: Institutional members must appoint one representative to exercise membership rights.
Sponsoring Member：
Open to individuals or entities that contribute NT$10,000 or more to support the Association's operations.
Procedure: Candidates must be nominated by two Directors with a stated reason and approved by the Board of Directors.
Honorary Member：
Open to individuals with outstanding contributions to the fields of ecology, environmental protection, resources, or engineering.
Procedure: Candidates must be nominated by two Directors with a statement of their achievements and approved by the Board of Directors.
Application Procedure Follow these steps to join the Taiwan Association of Sustainable Ecological Engineering Development (SEED):
Review the Articles of Association Please read our Articles of Association carefully to understand the Association's mission and membership regulations.
Select Membership Category Choose the membership type (Individual, Student, Institutional, etc.) that best fits your status.
Complete the Application Form Download and fill out the required membership application form. Ensure all necessary recommendations are signed.
Please send this email to the Taiwan Sustainable Ecological Engineering Development Association at asseed@aseed.gov.tw.
Payment of Fees Upon approval, you will receive a "Payment Notice." Please proceed to pay the Admission Fee and Annual Membership Fee accordingly.
Welcome to SEED! Once payment is confirmed, your membership is officially activated. Welcome to our community!
Need Assistance If you have any questions during the application process, please feel free to contact us: Tel: +886-2-86881019
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Introduction As the global environment deteriorates rapidly and experts worldwide issue urgent warnings, we must ask ourselves: What have we done for this land? And what legacy are we leaving for our future generations? Environmental protection is not just an individual responsibility; it requires a collective effort. We invite you to join hands with us and contribute to the preservation of our beautiful home. We look forward to having you with us.
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What Kind of Seeds Are We Sowing?
The ice caps are melting. The urban heat island effect is spreading.
Sea levels are rising, and small islands are disappearing.
In the United States, hailstorms fall during scorching heat waves.
Nature’s Warning Signs
2001: Typhoon Nari brought the worst flooding to Taipei in a century.
2002: Taiwan experienced its hottest summer in 50 years, leaving the "Rain Port" of Keelung without water for six months.
2003: Typhoon Dujuan devastated southern Taiwan while only temporarily easing the water crisis in the north.
2004: Typhoon Aere caused torrential rains, leading to over two weeks of water outages in Taoyuan. The destructive power of debris flows is terrifying.
Earth is Ill
What do these anomalies represent?
The Earth is ill—gravely ill. Mother Nature is striking back with overwhelming force.
The South Asian Tsunami claimed over 200,000 lives in an instant.
We have been too selfish, gambling away the environment our descendants depend on for the sake of economic gain.
Life has existed on Earth for 3.8 billion years, yet in just 30 short years, we have depleted one-third of its natural resources.
By 2025, 3.7 billion people worldwide will lack access to clean drinking water.
A Responsibility for Us All
Can our future generations still enjoy the blessings of nature as our ancestors did?
The answer depends on our collective effort.
Let us begin by improving our urban ecological environments.
Let the Earth breathe again.
Give our next generation a healthy planet.
This is not the responsibility of a single nation or organization.
It is a responsibility shared by every one of us.
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