Kyobo Securities Conducts Social Contribution Activity to 'Save Young Trees'
Kyobo Securities announced on the 22nd that it conducted a social contribution activity called 'Saving Young Trees' at Yeoui Saetgang Ecological Park in celebration of International Biodiversity Day.
The 'Saving Young Trees' activity is a program that transplants young trees, which have difficulty growing due to lack of sunlight, into pots and then replants them in suitable locations once they reach a size capable of surviving on their own.
About 40 employees voluntarily participated in this activity, which was planned to preserve nature within the city, create healthy forests and rivers, and fulfill social responsibility for future generations.
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Ha Yoon-won, Kyobo Securities' social contribution manager, stated, "We will continue to promote carbon-neutral programs to coexist with nature and create an eco-friendly world for future generations."
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