Hanwha Vision Volunteers to Remove Invasive Plants from Unjungcheon in Seongnam

About 20 employees take part... Clean up 2,200 square meters along stream
Remove 42 kilograms of invasive plants, including Japanese hop... Plan regular activities

Hanwha Vision said on October 23 that it held a volunteer event on October 21 to remove harmful plants and help preserve the local ecosystem around Unjungcheon in Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province.

Hanwha Vision employees pose for a commemorative photo after volunteering to remove invasive plants around Unjungcheon in Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, on the 21st. Hanwha Vision

About 20 employees took part in a cleanup along the river, covering a 2-kilometer round-trip stretch from Ssangnyong Bridge to Botdeul Bridge on Unjungcheon, near the company. Over about an hour, they removed approximately 42 kilograms of invasive plants, including Japanese hop, which impedes the growth of native plants, from an area of about 2,200 square meters along the stream.

At nearby Geumtocheon, employees also put 350 balls made with effective microorganisms (EM) into the water. Hanwha Vision plans to continue regular cleanup activities to preserve the ecosystem, focusing on Unjungcheon near its business site.

A Hanwha Vision official said, "As important as responding to climate change is conserving biodiversity to protect the ecosystems of the communities where companies operate. Along with removing harmful plants from Unjungcheon, we will continue putting environmental management into practice."

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