This research selected the student from three junior high schools at Hengchun region as target to explore the impact of a conservation education project initiated by the Kenting National Park Headquarters since 1981. Besides, the research also tested the feasibility of indicators for evaluation. The research questions included the students' experience with educational activities and migrant birds, degree of likeness and their willingness to share; the students attitude toward conservation uses of bird resources; the students' awareness with the poaching activities near their homelands and the involvement of their families and themselves. This research also examined the difference of responses of students between two sexes and among three schools. In addition, the researcher also reflects the difficulties of choosing appropriate strategies for promoting education program at the national park jurisdiction.