From farms and tribal lands to local regeneration sites, Good Forest keeps connecting sustainable bases across Taiwan. Each base has its own ecology, culture and local action, carrying different people, stories and efforts — and together building positive impact for the land, communities and the future. We invite more companies and partners to join us, so goodwill keeps growing on the land.
What is the Good Forest Network?
Each base is a place where real change happens. Through corporate participation, local action and impact records, we connect farms, tribes, forests and communities — letting more people witness change unfold, and letting goodwill keep accumulating and passing on.
Every act of participation, every contribution leaves real change on the land. We continuously record corporate participation, restoration outcomes and sustainable impact, so every act of goodwill has the chance to be seen and to accumulate.
Each base has its own story and actions. From cultural experiences and farm collaboration to environmental restoration, you can find a way that suits you and become part of the change.
Partners from farms, tribes, forests and local regeneration sites together form the Good Forest network. Every act of participation supports not just one base, but more people protecting the land.
Starting from Taiwan, Good Forest keeps linking more international sustainable bases. We will gradually connect partners in Canada, Thailand, Japan, Indonesia and beyond — letting goodwill that crosses cultures and borders grow into a bigger forest.
Taiwan Bases
One of Taiwan's leading organic-farming demonstration sites, and Good Forest's first flagship base. DOMI and Yonglin Organic Farm guide companies onto the land together — through tree planting, farm experiences and sustainability action, helping employees see the real links between food, land and climate.
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A highland farming and cultural site in the Atayal Pengpeng community — not just a gateway for companies entering the mountains, but an important base for understanding Atayal culture, traditional plant wisdom and life on the land.
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A Hakka farming site in Daxi, Taoyuan — the Good Forest base closest to Greater Taipei, and a top choice for corporate ENC in the north. Through food-and-farming education, farm collaboration and sustainability action, employees can step onto the land close to the city.
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“Slow down a little, walk into Pinglin.” Connecting local youth and shops through food, travel, tea and streams — rediscover this low-carbon tea town through light and tea fragrance.
Overseas bases are joining one by one — Enoch Cree, Canada, Bang Krachao, Thailand, Mana Bali, Indonesia, ROOTS Keihoku, Japan. The Good Forest network extends across borders step by step, with Taiwan and overseas bases sharing one sustainability-action vision.
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Any site with the capacity for environmental education or cultural transmission can apply to join the Good Forest network, sharing real-time impact data and a consistent client experience.
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