Nature observations for this program will not be limited to insects, plants, birds, mammals, etc. Observations during the weekly program will be flexible and adjusted according to recent restoration efforts and seasonal changes. Participants will be required to record the ecological conditions of the ORTS on a weekly basis, focusing on the plots that have recently experienced the removal of invasive species and the introduction of flowers and crops, in order to assess the progress of the ecological restoration work, and to make timely adjustments and summarize the restoration plan. Recordings were made in the form of written notes and photographs to systematically track seasonal ecological evolution, restoration of species diversity, and ecosystem regeneration. Observations are also organized, proofread, and disclosed in a timely manner within the club and on campus to demonstrate the results of the club's ecological restoration efforts and to spread the concept of harmony between humans and nature.
Participants are encouraged to approach this task in a scientific and academic manner by recording detailed observations and analyzing changes in vegetation, invertebrates and birds over time. These data will help generate insights into ecosystem restoration and provide a valuable reference for future environmental decision-making.