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The Kaohsiung City Government, together with the ASE Group and the Taiwan Reforestation Association, is jointly promoting the “Ecological Restoration – Kaohsiung Lowland Ecological Stepping Stones” lowland afforestation project. Mayor Chen Chi-mai attended the event on the 20th and, along with representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture, the Taiwan Reforestation Association, the Kaohsiung Aquas, startup teams, schools at all levels, local community representatives, and distinguished guests including ASE Executive Vice President Wang Tu-tsun, planted saplings symbolizing hope to actively restore local ecosystems and build a sustainable and resilient city.
Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai said ASE Group is a model for environmental protection and has spared no effort in advancing ESG practices. He noted that ASE plays a leading role in supporting social welfare and industrial development in Kaohsiung, for which he expressed sincere appreciation. Mayor Chen added that the ecological stepping stones initiative will help restore biodiversity, which is vital for the city, and said the city will continue working with ASE to build Kaohsiung into a sustainable and resilient city.

Since 2014, ASE Group has partnered with the government on forest restoration and continues to support Kaohsiung’s net-zero policies. Under the initiative, ASE has adopted a 0.5-hectare site along the Fengshan railway green corridor as part of the “Kaohsiung Lowland Ecological Stepping Stones” program, with plans to plant 6,000 native tr
Since 2014, ASE Group has partnered with the government on forest restoration and continues to support Kaohsiung’s net-zero policies. Under the initiative, ASE has adopted a 0.5-hectare site along the Fengshan railway green corridor as part of the “Kaohsiung Lowland Ecological Stepping Stones” program, with plans to plant 6,000 native trees over three years and incorporate forest carbon sink planning to help build the National Ecological Green Network.

This project designates the Fengshan Beimen area as Kaohsiung’s forest conservation base. It will serve as a seed source for expanding forest restoration in Kaohsiung’s suburban mountains and promoting ecological parks in urban areas. Over the next three years, 6,000 trees spanning 126 native Kaohsiung species are planned to be planted.
This project designates the Fengshan Beimen area as Kaohsiung’s forest conservation base. It will serve as a seed source for expanding forest restoration in Kaohsiung’s suburban mountains and promoting ecological parks in urban areas. Over the next three years, 6,000 trees spanning 126 native Kaohsiung species are planned to be planted. The ultimate goal is to broaden efforts to restore the biodiversity of Kaohsiung’s suburban and urban mountain areas.

School principals and teachers from all levels led students in the tree-planting activities at the site, helping children understand the ecological challenges currently facing Kaohsiung and the role they themselves can play in contributing to and protecting the land.
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