NCUE offered local community residents and students courses related to coastal biological resources, fishing operations, and fisheries conservation, including the "Beautiful and Treasured Clams in Fangyuan and Dacheng: Sustainable Industry and Environment Project of Changhua’s Two Cities Amid Climate Change". Course Offered by the Department of Biology, College of Science: "Sustainable Development and Practices of Coastal Biological Resources".

The target audience of the course, Sustainable Development and Practices of Coastal Biological Resources are the Students at NCUE, community members, and professionals in the aquaculture and fishing industries.

The course focuses on providing education and outreach programs related to the sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture, and tourism for local and national communities. The content includes the introduction to Taiwan’s aquaculture industry and products, theory and practical operations of water quality testing and biological/ecological survey methods, practical operations of vibrio testing for water samples and aquatic products, introduction to economic fish species, their diseases, infected tissues, and observation of bacterial slides, beneficial bacteria cultivation and desalination experiments in aquaculture, field observation and documentation of local fisheries and fish markets, fish education and cultural experiences at the Changhua Food Research Base, environmentally friendly concepts in purchasing and cooking aquatic products, food design, and concept promotion and sharing, and feedback reports and video recordings of practical experiences in environmentally friendly industries.

Figure 1. 2023/05 Teachers and students conducted a survey at the Wunzai Port Fish Market in Changhua County (a local small-scale tourist fish market) to investigate local fishing practices, the sources of local seafood, and its legality

Figure 2. 2023/06 Final Feedback Report for the Course on Sustainable Development and Practices of Coastal Biological Resources: Thematic Content on Coastal Water Resources and Fish Education