Environmental Protection

Last October, the Moms’ Garden Project planted a vibrant green lawn,
which has now flourished. Unfortunately, it also became entangled with weeds.

On June 23, in cooperation with the Westlands Sub-County Office,
WeLoveU members revitalized the area by trimming the lawn
and removing weeds, transforming it into a relaxing space for residents.

The members also cleaned up the surrounding streets.
picking up even the smallest pieces of household waste
and leaving the area noticeably cleaner.

WeLoveU is dedicated to creating and maintaining Moms’ Gardens
around the world, fostering clean and healthy environments
that enrich daily life and provide beautiful spaces for communities to enjoy.

While the school was closed due to COVID-19, the garden trees withered,
and restoration has yet to be completed.

The Department of Education of Queretaro State,
which had plans to repair the school facilities and replant trees, reached out
to WeLoveU for assistance after learning about its Mom’s Garden Project.

On June 2, WeLoveU members carefully planted 50 saplings,
including glossy privet and pomegranate trees, which thrive
even in challenging environments and will grow tall enough to take care.
Officials from the Department of Education
and the Department of Agricultural Development of Queretaro State,
along with over a dozen children, joined in to help restore the school garden.

On the same day, WeLoveU members
also planted an additional 50 trees in their own communities.

WeLoveU is committed to making the natural environment
greener and more beautiful through the Mom’s Garden Project.

A total of 9,962 trees and flowers were planted in Rep. of Korea
(hereinafter referred to as Korea), the U.S., Australia, Ukraine,
and the Philippines, selecting species suitable for each region.
Additional tree planting projects are planned in several other countries,
considering factors like weather and environment.

Trees help absorb carbon dioxide and contribute to carbon neutrality.
In order to reduce greenhouse gases and beautify the urban landscape,
members from Gumi and Chilgok planted 70 flowering peaches
and cornus officinalis at Dongrak Park in Gumi.

Members from Changwon and Haman planted 3,000 flowering trees
such as azaleas and rhododendrons in vacant flowerbeds
at Masan Sculpture Park. The Southern Gyeongnam Chapter members
and Masanhappo District Municipality pledged to cooperate
in creating urban forests through the “Mom’s Garden Project.”

To preserve the ecological environment of Suyang Park,
located within the Sacheon Town Walls, WeLoveU planted
5,000 Magic Lily bulbs in cooperation with Sacheon Town.

Forty mature Lagerstroemia Indica trees, each 3 meters tall and known
for their beautiful flowers and excellent carbon absorption, were planted.

At Nonsan Family Park, 391 shrubs were planted,
including roses and golden euonymus, which are known for their beautiful
leaves and flowers as well as their excellent ability to absorb fine dust.

In order to protect Cattana Wetlands, where various native plants thrive,
WeLoveU planted 400 native Australian plants, including lemon eucalyptus.

WeLoveU members, SHI, and volunteers
from the Black Culture Collective, removed weeds and planted
1,000 sunflower seeds, which are known for their soil-purifying properties,
in the garden of the E.A.R.T.H. Center.

To maintain the pleasant green environment of Volodymyrska Hill Park,
popular among citizens and tourists, WeLoveU planted 11 mature
platanus orientalis (3 meters tall), known for their resilience to air pollution.
The Shevchenko District Office of Kyiv presented WeLoveU
with a plaque of appreciation.

In order to prevent landslides during floods and support local residents,
50 fruit-bearing trees, such as mangoes, were planted along the forest path.

WeLoveU will create a path where humanity and nature coexist in harmony,
ensuring a beautiful and sustainable environment
through the Mom’s Garden Project.