Nature is more than something to be protected; it is also a force that protects humanity. Approaching the project from the perspective of environmental education, we transform local natural sound elements through sound guidance and guided design. The calls of migratory birds, the sound of wind, flowing water, and ambient environmental sounds become sensory cues that encourage visitors to reflect, strengthening their awareness of environmental issues. Using the Migratory Bird Sound Interactive Chair as an entry point for environmental education, local bird calls, wind, and water sounds are transformed into an interactive experience. Through question-based design, ecological interpretation is turned into a guided experience, lowering the barrier to understanding and allowing people of different ages to participate. As visitors engage with the installation, sounds are triggered by their participation, allowing them to begin with listening and gradually perceive the changes and fragility of the natural environment. In this way, environmental issues begin to be sensed through sound.