Members of SK Eco Plant participated in a plogging event in the Insadong area of Seoul, collecting trash and engaging in resource circulation activities.
On November 7, SK Eco Plant announced that over 200 members and their families took part in the '2026 Epiga Family Plogging Festival' held near its headquarters in Su-song-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
This year's event, now in its second iteration, is a community service program aimed at involving members and their families in environmental protection and resource circulation activities.
Participants walked around the vicinity of the office and Insadong, collecting trash, which they sorted by type while learning proper waste separation methods.
Following the cleanup, attendees engaged in various resource circulation and environmental-related activities, including making solar lanterns, playing a memory game featuring endangered animals, experiencing a bicycle generator, participating in a bottle cap board game, and visiting a toy hospital.
The solar lanterns created by participants will be donated to the Milal Welfare Foundation for distribution to children in energy-poor countries. The food trucks at the event utilized reusable containers instead of disposable ones.
SK Eco Plant continues to promote member participation in resource circulation activities. Since launching its 'CE100' resource circulation campaign in 2024, the company has collected and donated reusable items such as clothing, household goods, books, and small electronics, surpassing 30,000 donated items last month.
An SK Eco Plant representative stated, "We organized this event to help members and their families recognize the importance of environmental protection and share the significance of small actions in daily life. We will continue to operate community service activities that allow participation in environmental protection efforts."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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