The essential target of this research is the Natural Valley Management Community. Based on the concept of trust, this research explores the practicality of the daily management of the Valley. Beginning at the inception of personal journey, continuing onto the entity interactions, the perception of trust serves as the continual stimulus to make the overall environmental relationship work. By observing the normal daily life of the Natural Valley and investigating the environmental interconnections, the attempt to comprehend the role of “trust” is reached. Furthermore, the research studies how the management level is able to establish the rapport with the local community and schools by communicating regularly. This research aims to examine the accomplishment of the three core goals of the Natural Valley formation which are to make known the environmental education, diversify the biological inhabitants, and connect with the local communities. Based on the observation of the Management Community of the Natural Valley environmental trust, three findings are concluded: 1. The Expectation of Trust: The operation of the Natural Valley management is based on the anticipation of trust but should also consider the reality circumstances. 2. The Movement of Nature: For human to connect with the Mother Nature peacefully is idyllic. Minimizing the material desire is the key to increase the spiritual satisfaction. 3. The Hometown Pride: By engaging and initiating the local community and school activities in a preferred timely manner, the Environmental Trust develops a sense of belonging and familiarizes the localities with its agenda and operation.