Taoyuan Airport and CPC Sign MOU for Biodiversity Conservation, Promoting Green Airport
Taoyuan International Airport Corporation and CPC Corporation Taiwan signed an MOU for biodiversity conservation, aiming to promote green airport initiatives and ecological sustainable development by conserving terrestrial and marine biodiversity in neighboring areas.
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(Central News Agency Reporter Wu Rui-chi, Taoyuan Airport, April 20) Taoyuan International Airport Corporation and CPC Corporation Taiwan today signed a "Memorandum of Understanding for Biodiversity Conservation," joining forces for ecological sustainable development. They will promote biodiversity conservation actions covering both terrestrial and marine environments in areas adjacent to Taoyuan, Keelung, and New Taipei.
Taoyuan International Airport Corporation issued a press release this afternoon stating that the "Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Biodiversity Conservation" was signed by Airport Corporation Chairman Yang Wei-fu and CPC Corporation Chairman Fang Zhen-jen. This signifies the alliance of two major partners in the Airport Alliance on ESG sustainable governance. In the future, they will promote biodiversity conservation actions covering terrestrial and marine environments in neighboring areas, implementing core values of ecological protection and sustainable development through information sharing, technical exchange, and resource integration.
The Airport Corporation pointed out that a major highlight of the cooperation is the emphasis on "practice first, employee participation." Before the signing, both parties visited Zhutou Fishing Harbor on the 10th to begin creating breeding habitats for the Little Tern. Yu Chong-li, Sustainability Officer and Deputy General Manager of the Airport Corporation, also participated in the habitat creation activities with employees. Through preliminary work such as ground leveling, placement of decoy birds, and setting up protective tile facilities, a friendly breeding environment for the Little Tern has been created.
The Airport Corporation stated that it will continue to call on employees to participate in various ecological conservation actions, including participating in CPC Corporation's Taoyuan Refinery butterfly habitat creation plan and the habitat-friendly workshop at CPC's Keelung Shihmen oil depot, leading employees from being spectators of ecological issues to becoming guardians of ecological protection.
The Airport Corporation expressed that it will take the signing of this MOU as an opportunity to incorporate "ecological sustainability" into the airport's long-term governance core. In the future, in addition to continuously strengthening its function as an aviation hub, it will also strive to establish a harmonious coexistence relationship with surrounding communities and the natural environment. By leveraging the influence of Airport Alliance partners such as CPC Corporation, Taoyuan Airport will lead the way towards becoming a "green airport" that embodies both modernity and ecological value. (Editor: Guan Zhong-wei) 1150420.
(Central News Agency Reporter Wu Rui-chi, Taoyuan Airport, April 20) Taoyuan International Airport Corporation and CPC Corporation Taiwan today signed a "Memorandum of Understanding for Biodiversity Conservation," joining forces for ecological sustainable development. They will promote biodiversity conservation actions covering both terrestrial and marine environments in areas adjacent to Taoyuan, Keelung, and New Taipei.
Taoyuan International Airport Corporation issued a press release this afternoon stating that the "Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Biodiversity Conservation" was signed by Airport Corporation Chairman Yang Wei-fu and CPC Corporation Chairman Fang Zhen-jen. This signifies the alliance of two major partners in the Airport Alliance on ESG sustainable governance. In the future, they will promote biodiversity conservation actions covering terrestrial and marine environments in neighboring areas, implementing core values of ecological protection and sustainable development through information sharing, technical exchange, and resource integration.
The Airport Corporation pointed out that a major highlight of the cooperation is the emphasis on "practice first, employee participation." Before the signing, both parties visited Zhutou Fishing Harbor on the 10th to begin creating breeding habitats for the Little Tern. Yu Chong-li, Sustainability Officer and Deputy General Manager of the Airport Corporation, also participated in the habitat creation activities with employees. Through preliminary work such as ground leveling, placement of decoy birds, and setting up protective tile facilities, a friendly breeding environment for the Little Tern has been created.
The Airport Corporation stated that it will continue to call on employees to participate in various ecological conservation actions, including participating in CPC Corporation's Taoyuan Refinery butterfly habitat creation plan and the habitat-friendly workshop at CPC's Keelung Shihmen oil depot, leading employees from being spectators of ecological issues to becoming guardians of ecological protection.
The Airport Corporation expressed that it will take the signing of this MOU as an opportunity to incorporate "ecological sustainability" into the airport's long-term governance core. In the future, in addition to continuously strengthening its function as an aviation hub, it will also strive to establish a harmonious coexistence relationship with surrounding communities and the natural environment. By leveraging the influence of Airport Alliance partners such as CPC Corporation, Taoyuan Airport will lead the way towards becoming a "green airport" that embodies both modernity and ecological value. (Editor: Guan Zhong-wei) 1150420.