Jungnang-gu Environmental Education Center 'Green Holssi Volunteer Group' Activities Begin
The 'Environmental Education Center Green Holssi Volunteer Group' (hereinafter Green Holssi Volunteer Group), which will take the lead in protecting the environment of Jungnang-gu (District Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi) and encouraging the participation of Jungnang-gu residents in environmental protection activities, has been formed.
The name Green Holssi Volunteer Group combines the word 'Green,' which evokes a clean environment, and 'Holssi,' a word expressing the hope that the meaning of volunteer activities will widely spread.
The volunteer group, consisting of 21 residents, will start with the inauguration ceremony held on the 2nd and will participate in hosting environmental campaigns, supporting experience programs at the Environmental Education Center, and other activities to promote environmental protection.
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District Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi said, "I hope the active activities of the Green Holssi Volunteer Group will spread the seeds of environmental protection throughout Jungnang-gu and sprout the importance of environmental protection and the awareness of practice in the hearts of the residents."
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