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Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch Sustains Long-Term Eco Care for Changneungcheon Stream

Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch Partnered with 30-Year Local Conservation Advocates to Repeatedly Eradicate Ecosystem-Disturbing Invasive Plants Along Changneungcheon Stream 💬 "Rather than a single environmental event held just for show, visiting the necessary site repeatedly and providing continuous care is what truly matters." — Official from Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch Environmental cleanup along urban rivers rarely yields long-term results through a single session. Seeds float downstream, and invasive species quickly regrow. Following official guidelines from the National Institute of Ecology—which emphasize repeated removal and post-cleanup monitoring—the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch has adopted a "repeat visit" model to ensure the genuine ecological recovery of Changneungcheon Stream in Goyang. Repeated Removal: Collecting 1,800L Additional Waste After Major Cleanup On October 3, 2026, volunteers from the Goyang Branch re...

Shincheonji Volunteer Group Conducts Environmental Cleanup Campaigns in Incheon and Nonsan

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“Nature, Let’s Be Green” Campaign Continues Across Regions In February 2026, branches of the Shincheonji Volunteer Group carried out environmental cleanup campaigns in Incheon’s Yeonsu District and Nonsan, South Chungcheong Province , as part of the ongoing “Nature, Let’s Be Green” initiative. Both activities focused on improving pedestrian environments, maintaining public facilities, and encouraging civic awareness regarding waste disposal and community responsibility. Incheon Yeonsu Branch: Bus Stop and Roadway Cleanup in Okryeon-dong On February 22 , volunteers from the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Yeonsu Branch conducted environmental maintenance activities in the Okryeon-dong area of Yeonsu District, Incheon . The cleanup centered on: Bus shelters Nearby roadways Sidewalks Flowerbeds Volunteers removed dust and stains from bus shelter floors, benches, and glass panels, including exterior surfaces. They also collected cigarette butts and general household waste discarded along pede...