Total 44 plant species were recorded along the trail from Tungpu to Lele. Species with introduction by human were found at the farm area, and changed to secondary growth forest and to the broad-leaf forest. 80 bird species were recorded and also showed that the similar diversity index among the three sampling areas, i.e. farm, cliff and forest areas. Comparing with the results of 2005-2008, bird density was decreased in the farm area and increased in the forest area, especially in spring season. In summer, bird density was lowest in the cliff and forest areas. Ten common bird species, Abroscopus albogularis, Stachyris ruficeps, Yuhina brunneiceps, Alcippe morrisonia, Parus monticolus, Heterophasia auricularis, Alcippe brunnea, Hypsipetes madagascariensis, Dicaeum ignipectus, Liocichla steerii, were ranked for ecological education program. From 2006 August to 2008 November, 13 mammal species and 14 bird species were recorded by 12 infrared auto-camera, including five protected species, Martes flavigula chrysospila, Paguma larvata taivana, Naemorhedus swinhoei, Muntiacus reevesi micrurus, Macaca cyclopis. According to the results of 1131 available photos and 77396.28 working hours, Niviventer conniga was belongs to nocturnal and the dominant species with higher abundance in summer and spring seasons. Melogale moschata subaurantiaca was also nocturnal and higher abundance in spring-summer. However, Muntiacus reevesi micrurus was found more active in the day-round, but two peaks in 4:00-6:00 and 16:00-18:00, and higher abundance in spring-summer. In November 2008, a workshop of ecological education was held at Tung-Pu village. 27 members attended this workshop, including aboriginal 10 persons, hotel managers 11 persons and Park staff 6 persons. The program of this workshop was focused on the filed survey techniques and how to identification on birds and mammals. Special lecture on ecotourism by Professor Oh form National Chung-shen University was offered.