Public Institutions Including Gyeonggi Tourism Organization Conduct 'Coastal Cleanup Activities' at Gungpyeong Port on the 12th

Gyeonggi Tourism Organization conducted a coastal cleanup activity at Gungpyeong Solbat Beach in Hwaseong City on the 12th, together with the Gyeonggi Research Institute and the Gyeonggi Welfare Foundation.

The Gyeonggi Tourism Organization, together with the Gyeonggi Research Institute and the Gyeonggi Welfare Foundation, conducted a coastal cleanup activity at Gungpyeong Solbat Beach in Hwaseong City on the 12th.

This social contribution activity was carried out as part of the 'Gyeonggi Sea Together 海' initiative.

'Gyeonggi Sea Together 海' is a project in which Gyeonggi Province and five local governments?Hwaseong, Ansan, Pyeongtaek, Siheung, and Gimpo?as well as public institutions, have signed an agreement to regularly promote marine environmental conservation annually.

The participating public institutions voluntarily conduct cleaning activities targeting specific ports, harbors, and coastal areas within the province.

About 30 employees from the three organizations, including the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization, received collection bags from Hwaseong City and collected trash from the designated coastal area (Gungpyeong Solbat Beach) on that day.

Since last month, the three organizations have been jointly conducting a 100-day campaign to practice 'carbon neutrality activities.'

Meanwhile, the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization has been participating in the 'Gyeonggi-do Tantandaero Joint Campaign,' continuing various mission activities such as plogging, removing delivery labels, and collecting plastic caps since last month.

The Tantandaero campaign is an eco-friendly social contribution project promoted by the Gyeonggi Volunteer Center, meaning 'the great road toward carbon neutrality and carbon zero.'

A representative of the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization stated, "With the era-defining mission of carbon neutrality, we will continuously promote eco-friendly activities where public institutions can join forces."

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