The main purpose of the study was to understand whether teachers' environmental cognition, attitude, and behavior concerned with experiment units. Furthermore, a questionnaire from Science and Technology teachers, was conducted to explore teachers' environmental cognition, attitude, and behavior in the course of experiment teaching. The 498 copies of questionnaire were stratifiedly and randomly sampled out, 349 effective copies returned and effective recovery rate got up to 72.1%. The Cronbach á of the total questionnaire was 0.832. In the end, some improvements in questionnaire with more serious problems were put forward. The results of the study were shown as follows: in the course of experiment teaching, environmental cognitions and environmental attitudes played an important role in teachers' environmental intentions and behaviors. The environmental cognitions of the teachers from central Taiwan lay in between "understanding" and "average". In terms of environmental attitudes and intentions, it was shown that the teachers were quite positive and willing to take action. In reality, however, their environmental behaviors were not as good as expected. The teachers who had attained environmental education workshop, had had more experiment classes, and administered laboratories manifested better environmental behaviors than those who hadn't. The biggest causes that disabled teachers to put environmental behaviors into practice were the deficiency of teacher's ability, the heavy load of teaching, and some other factors from school. In comprehensive conclusion, the results were shown that a great deal of environmental cognitions and positive environmental attitudes could strengthen teacher's environmental intentions. In accordance with external surroundings' factors and some other factors from school, teachers were able to fulfill environmental behaviors in experiment teaching. The researcher recommended experiment units should cohere with environmental principles and strengthen teaching capabilities of environmental education of teaching staff; education authorities should budget for schools to establish processes of polluted waster treatment and systems of rewards and penalties.