To promote issues of nature, biodiversity loss, and climate change, film and music can be powerful tools to change narratives and perceptions of the general public. Over the past few years, the Delta Electronics Foundation has organized several events, such as nature documentaries live in concert and screening, to showcase the bond between ecology and art and further reiterate climate and biodiversity issues for public sympathy and awareness. 

BBC's Nature Documentary Series Live in Concerts (2021-2022)
In 2021, the Foundation held the first live concert for the epic nature documentary Blue Planet II from BBC. The event used an ultra-high-definition 8K laser projector to project a selection of Blue Planet II onto an 800-inch screen, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the new underwater world. As a zero-carbon concert, it was also the first screening of Blue Planet II in Asia, with an audience of over 3,500 people.

Continuing the momentum generated by the BBC Blue Planet II Live in Concert, the Foundation cooperated with BBC and udnFunLife again in 2022, holding another live concert for Planet Earth II. Along with the renowned music from Hans Zimmer, the musical performance not only amazed the audience with its audio-visual effects but also brought people an immersive experience of the beauty and magnificence of Mother Earth. 

Nurturing Life on the Earth Film Festival (2022-Present)
In 2022, the Foundation launched a new environmental initiative, the Nurturing Life on the Earth Film Festival. From March to September, the Festival screened two epic BBC eco-films, Blue Planet II and Planet Earth II, together with two of Delta's award-winning environmental documentaries, Life in the Coral Reefs and Swimming with Humpback Whale, at venues and campuses throughout Taiwan. 

Using Delta's world-leading 8K laser projectors, the Festival hoped to bring the public's attention to the impact of climate change. Some sessions also offered post-screening sharing from Wild View Taiwan Nature Communication Society and Future Earth Taipei, leading the general public to understand the issues highlighted in the documentary. In 2022, the cumulative total of viewers reached over 15,000. 

Since July 2023, Delta has additionally cooperated with Wildscreen, a conversation charity connecting creatives in the wildlife film, television, and photography industry with conservationists, to display a series of authorized nature documentaries in 4K resolution in multiple counties and cities. The documentaries screened at the festival included After the Wildfire, Path of the Panther, Frozen Planet II: Our Frozen Planet, Chasing the Rains, Ireland's Wild Islands, and A Perfect Planet: Humans. 

Designated as the "Nature Positive Partner", Delta also supported the 2nd Taiwan Ecological and Environmental Film Festival, which encouraged filmmakers to delve into 8K/4K production on biodiversity issues through awarding. Powered by Delta's 8K projection technology, the award-winning films offered audiences a true-to-life experience of natural beauty, including the delicate wings of butterflies and the majestic presence of whales. The film festival also featured panel discussions and sharing hosted by climate experts, bringing not just a visual feast, but also knowledge of climate change and biodiversity, to the general populace.