To implement environmental sustainability and biodiversity conservation, Chunghwa Post will partner with the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency in 2026 to jointly promote the “Joint Action for Honey Plants Habitat Creation" afforestation project in Nanhua District, Tainan City. To demonstrate our commitment to ecological conservation and afforestation, Chunghwa Post attended the 2025 Results Presentation Press Conference held by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency on December 1, 2025, showcasing our corporate commitment to nature conservation and green action.

This six-year project involved afforestation and habitat creation on approximately 0.8 hectares of land, planting species including Formosan Ash, Chinaberry Tree, and Common Schefflera to create a suitable ecological environment for wildlife to inhabit and forage, thereby enhancing regional biodiversity. Meanwhile, Formosan Ash and Chinaberry Tree are plants with high carbon sequestration capabilities, effectively absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and helping to improve the carbon sequestration efficiency of forests, thus balancing ecological conservation and climate change response. Through the promotion of honey plants and forest restoration, a more wildlife-friendly habitat can be created, and contribution to promoting natural ecological cycles and carbon reduction efforts can be further made.