由森林中的營火晚會園區改建而來，保留遊客活動的同時將空間還給野生動物。 外觀就像地上地下兩隻穿山甲依偎，半地下半開放的空間讓人可以自由瞭解生態但不影響野生動物。

以生態教育館的方式，去加深人們對生態的了解及重視，印起人們對生態保護的行動。
以有著保育類身分且象徵著保護的穿山甲為靈感來源，進行外觀的設計。整體造型為兩隻蜷縮在一起的穿山甲，木質格狀的棚頂，為其一的身體及鱗片，另一的一部分則位於土中，也是主要的生態展示區。
生態教育館的主要空間為生態展示區,展示著人類對生物造成的傷害及當地的生態,此區域位於土中,依照生物特性分類，部分位於燈光下，另一部份位於天窗下。幸運的話，可以在天窗下看見經過的動物，達到不干擾卻能觀察生物的效果。
次要的空間為生態觀察區兼休息區,讓人們能在空間內放鬆身心,好好觀察身邊的自然。不同的觀察區適合觀察不同的地方，主要休息區適合觀察較近的生物，而遠眺休息區則適合觀察遠方的山水及飛鳥。

ESOS-Ecological Education Center

Originally transformed from a forest campfire gathering area, this space maintains visitor activities while returning the environment to wildlife. Its exterior resembles two pangolins nestled together, one above and one below ground. The semi-underground, semi-open design allows people to explore the ecosystem freely without disturbing the wildlife.

Through the ecological education center, we can enhance people's understanding and awareness of ecology, inspiring them to take action to protect the environment.

The exterior design is inspired by the pangolin, a protected species that symbolizes protection. The overall shape resembles two pangolins curled up together. The wooden lattice roof represents the body and scales of one pangolin, while the other is partially embedded in the soil, which serves as the primary ecological display area.

The primary space of the Ecological Education Center is the ecological display area, which showcases the damage inflicted by humans on organisms and the local ecosystem. This area is partially embedded in the soil and is organized according to the characteristics of the various organisms. Some sections are illuminated by artificial lights, while others are illuminated by natural skylights. If you are fortunate, you may observe animals passing beneath the skylights, achieving the effect of observing the creatures without interfering.

The secondary space serves as an ecological observation and relaxation area, allowing individuals to unwind while appreciating the surrounding nature. Various observation zones are designed for different viewing experiences. The primary rest area is ideal for observing nearby wildlife, while the elevated observation area offers a vantage point for viewing distant mountains, rivers, and soaring birds