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Simplified Chinese Japanese English Korean The site originally established in 1969 as the “Penghu County Algae Seedling Cultivation Center” aimed to promote seaweed (specifically kelp) farming in Penghu. It was not until 1988 that the “Penghu County Aquaculture Seedling Breeding Center” was officially founded. In 2011, the site underwent a rebuild, including the construction of the “Seedling Production and Marine Ecology Education Building” and surrounding facilities. The first floor serves as a seedling production area, the second floor is a visitor area, and the third floor houses offices and a landscape platform. The center conducts various marine breeding and release operations for species such as marine fish, shrimp, crab, kelp, and the nine‑spined mussel, with the goal of enhancing Penghu’s aquatic resources and promoting the development of the county’s aquaculture industry. The second floor of the Penghu County Aquaculture Seedling Breeding Center features a 108‑meter-long visitor walkway that includes a coral planting area and an aquarium display zone. The walkway is open to the general public and students, and visitors can learn about seedling cultivation and marine ecological conservation through guided explanations and introductory panels. Because the seedling farm faces the Penghu Nan‑Dali Community Bay to the west, a viewing platform has been installed outside the third‑floor office area for visitors to relax and enjoy the scenery. The center oversees all aspects of seedling incubation, cultivation, and release. Currently the following seedling productions are underway: 1. **Fish seedling cultivation:** yellow perch, Japanese snapper, black perch, grouper, blue‑mouth dragon fish, sea perch, stone grouper, and others. 2. **Mollusc cultivation:** nine‑spined mussel, silver‑towered conch, phoenix conch, and others. 3. **Shrimp cultivation:** spotted shrimp, etc. 4. **Crab seedling cultivation:** deep‑water ghost crab, etc. 5. **Large economic algae:** kelp, buddleja algae, serrated “Qilin” seaweed. 6. **Other:** horse‑hooves conch, coral. **Suggested visit duration:** 2 hours