Recognizing the importance of biodiversity in relation to its business activities, Shindengen trains all employees at its Asaka Office using “Let’s Study Biodiversity Ver. 2,” an educational tool developed by the Japanese electrical and electronics industries. As part of the Company’s forest protection efforts, we use FSC-certified paper for our brochures and product catalogs and serve Rainforest Alliance-certified coffee in our employee cafeteria. Through these initiatives, we are working to preserve the habitats of local flora and fauna.
Our overseas Group companies actively participate in afforestation activities held annually by municipalities and local communities. They also endeavor to increase the area of green space and trees planted on their factory grounds and preserve the habitat of flora and fauna surrounding their offices.
Lumphun Shindengen took part in an afforestation project in Mae Takhrai National Park, located in Lumphun Province, as part of its efforts to contribute to the conservation of the local ecosystem and the realization of a sustainable society. Mae Takhrai National Park boasts a rich natural environment located near Chiang Mai and is also known as the headwaters of the Ping River, which flows through northern Thailand. This highland area is home to a variety of plants and precious wildlife and plays an important role in biodiversity conservation.
Through such activities to preserve the natural environment, the Company is committed to fulfilling its responsibility to the global environment.