Kakao Games conducts multi-value Green Day, an eco-friendly volunteer program with family members of executives and employees
Apr 22, 2025
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As part of Kakao Games' ESG management practice, the event was organized as an April program of 'Dachi Green Day', an eco-friendly campaign in which executives and employees can participate directly. It was designed to inform employees and their families of the importance of conservation of biodiversity and protection of endangered species, and to provide an opportunity to experience the value of coexistence with nature.
About 30 executives and family members who participated in the event experienced various programs, including environmental education by experts from the WWF (World Natural Fund) and the Ecological Learning Center on biodiversity and conservation of buzzards, environmental purification activities (plogging) near breeding sites, and creating a stool (chair) based on buzzer birds.
The spoonbill is protected as an IUCN crisis (EN) grade and the first-class endangered species in Korea, and more than 90% of the world's breeding population breeds on the west coast of the Korean Peninsula, 86% of which are concentrated in Incheon and Gyeonggi Province.
An official from Kakao Games said "'Dutch Green Day' is an activity that shares the importance of preserving the environment and biodiversity through unique experiences" We will continue various ESG campaigns so that all executives and employees can practice sustainable values in their daily lives" he said.
Meanwhile, Kakao Games announced that it will continue to engage in various activities to preserve biodiversity every year from 2023 and a participatory campaign for the spread of eco-friendly culture in the company. A total of 80 million won collected with mobile puzzle game users using Kakao Friends IP was delivered to WWF (World Natural Fund), an international non-profit nature conservation organization, and donated to the 'Honeybee Population Conservation Project' and the 'Artic Program', a biodiversity conservation project. In April last year, Tyler Lash, a broadcaster and environmental influencer, was invited to give a lecture on the climate crisis.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
