The Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) model is a new computer program based on the fundamentals of hydrology, soil physics , plant science, hydraulics, and erosion mechanics. The WEPP model reflects the effects of soil surface conditions owing to agricultuial, range, and forestry practices on storm runoff and erosion. Furthermore, the WEPP model mimics spatial and temporal variability of the factors affecting the watershed hydrologic and erosion regime. The WEPP model requires hydrometeerological, soil, topography, and land-use data. The data can be collected from the field measurement or retrieved from geographical resources data bank. The soil loss predicted by the WEPP was validated with data collected from field experiments conducted at Yu-chih Tea experimental station and National Pintung Polytechnic Institute-Soil and Water Conservation Technology experimental sites. The results indicated that the WEPP model could adequately predict soil loss on hillslope. However, the WEPP model needs a large number of input parameters which may be unknown. The more exact input data, implies a more accurate result.