Signing the Path Adoption Contract: Public and Private Sectors Collaborate for Sustainable Environment

In a significant move towards environmental conservation and sustainable development, Fudy and the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency’s Yilan Branch have joined forces. We have officially signed the adoption contract for the Jinguoliao Fern Path on the 27th of this month (4/27) and will hold a plaque unveiling ceremony. This partnership, a testament to the power of SDG 17, partnerships for the goals, is a crucial step towards maintaining environmental ecology and fostering sustainable development.

Here is the press release from the Yilan Branch of the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency:

The Jinguoliao Fern Path, managed by the Yilan Branch, is a significant natural trail in Pinglin District, New Taipei City, renowned for its abundant fish and fern resources. The Yilan Branch has long been committed to preserving this valuable ecological environment, and Fudy, as a local enterprise, seeks to contribute to its conservation efforts. In this adoption collaboration, the Yilan Branch will provide professional guidance on ecological environment management to assist Fudy in conducting related conservation activities. Fudy, in return, will provide funding to ensure the smooth operation of daily maintenance work on the path, including garbage cleanup and facility repairs.