80 Climate & Environmental Activities in 2025 | Shincheonji Volunteer Group Gwangju-Jeonnam Alliance Mobilizes 3,803 Participants
In 2025, the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Gwangju-Jeonnam Alliance carried out 80 climate and environmental activities with 3,803 participants across six branches, advancing practical carbon-neutral action throughout the region.
Shincheonji Volunteer Group | 80 Climate and Environmental Activities in Gwangju-Jeonnam
Shincheonji Volunteer Group volunteers distribute ice water and provide heat safety information during a summer campaign.
In a time when climate change is no longer a distant concern but a daily reality, sustained local action carries weight. Throughout 2025, the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Gwangju-Jeonnam Alliance focused on expanding climate awareness and encouraging practical environmental habits among citizens.
Across six branches—Gwangju, Mokpo, Yeosu, Suncheon, Songha, and Gwangyang—3,803 volunteers participated in a total of 80 climate and environmental service activities.
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Visual Campaigns Raising Climate Awareness
The Shincheonji Volunteer Group alliance organized climate crisis photo exhibitions and environmental art displays. Through visual materials, visitors were able to see the seriousness of abnormal weather patterns and the need for environmental protection.
Student-created drawings and posters centered on environmental themes were also exhibited, encouraging citizens to pause and reflect.
Alongside exhibitions, on-site promotional booths and street campaigns were operated. Interactive quizzes allowed participants to learn in an accessible way. Volunteers directly explained practical actions such as water conservation, recycling, carbon neutrality, energy saving, wildfire prevention, carbon point systems, and public transportation use.
Practical Participation and Seasonal Campaigns
Summer Heatwave Response
During the summer, the Shincheonji Volunteer Group alliance also conducted heatwave response campaigns. Ice water was distributed while guidelines for preventing heat-related illnesses were shared. The campaign connected daily safety information with broader climate awareness.
Shincheonji Volunteer Group volunteers transform discarded tires into mini gardens during a climate and environmental campaign.
Hands-On Eco Booths
Citizens were invited to experience environmental practices firsthand. Booths featured carbon-neutral dishwashing bars made from natural ingredients, cinnamon-based natural insect repellent, EM soil balls for water purification, seed bombs for planting in unused spaces, shrink accessories made from recycled materials, sea glass crafts, and coffee grounds air fresheners.
Participants expressed that everyday discarded items could contribute to environmental improvement, and that small actions felt achievable in daily life.
Recycling Culture and Community Cleanups
In April, the alliance held an “Anabada Flea Market,” promoting the spirit of saving, sharing, exchanging, and reusing. Citizens donated or exchanged household goods, clothing, and used umbrellas, directly experiencing resource circulation.
There were also cases where discarded tires were repurposed into mini gardens decorated with seasonal flowers.
Regular environmental cleanups were conducted in parks, shopping areas, and bus stops. Plogging activities encouraged citizen participation while contributing to cleaner streets.
Shincheonji Volunteer Group conducts marine debris cleanup activities in preparation for the 2026 Yeosu World Island Expo.
In Yeosu, volunteers collected marine waste ahead of the 2026 Yeosu World Island Expo, while also working on urban forest creation and public space improvements.
The Shincheonji Volunteer Group Gwangju-Jeonnam Alliance emphasized that in an era shaped by climate crisis, small actions can become the starting point of broader change.
The Shincheonji Volunteer Group Gwangju-Jeonnam Alliance carried out 80 climate and environmental activities in 2025, expanding practical carbon-neutral participation across local communities.
Related Volunteer Activity Reports
• Shincheonji Volunteer Group Climate Campaign Activities
• Shincheonji Volunteer Group Environmental Cleanup Reports
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