The Xindian River floodplain has been transformed from a humble wasteland into a lush green paradise. This is all thanks to the hard working volunteers from the Yung Ho Community University. Now let's have a look at how the park has changed over the last 8 years.

2002 Yung Ho Community University Eco-farm below the Zhongzheng Bridge		Originally abandon, the forgotten river floodplain was under the hard work of the Yung Ho Community University volunteers changed from a wasteland into a green paradise.
2005 A new site –Yung Ho Community University Eco-park		The volunteers were disappointed to lose the original site, but they rose like a phoenix from the ashes to create the new eco-park next to the Fuhe Bridge.
2007 Rebirth after a typhoon - Yung Ho Community University Eco-park		In 2007 Typhoon Krosa made landfall and destroyed the eco-park. After the volunteers worked to rebuild the park, the area regained its old spark once more.
2009 A lush green paradise - Yong Ho Community University Eco-park		Under the careful stewardship of the community university volunteers, the plants in the park were healthy and robust, and the city of Yung Ho had a place to enjoy nature.
2010 Educational and fun - Yung Ho Community University Eco-park		Now the Yung Ho Eco-park attracts large numbers of visitors including schools and the general public. Everyone's support gives the volunteers a great deal of encouragement.