Forests nurture the air, water, and living things. Forests provide us with many blessings.
Forests are “nature’s air conditioners,” as their respiration contributes to
controlling the planet’s temperature and purifying the air.
However, against the backdrop of social issues such as poverty,
human-caused deforestation is on the rise worldwide.
That is why Daikin began working to protect
forests and pass them down to future generations in 2014.
In areas around the world where valuable forests are rapidly being lost,
we will contribute not only to measures against climate
change and to the preservation of biodiversity,
but also to providing support so that local residents can live their
lives while protecting forests, and to the realization of a sustainable society.
Forests nurture the air, water, and living things. Forests provide us with many blessings.
Forests are “nature’s air conditioners,” as their respiration contributes to controlling the planet’s temperature and purifying the air.
However, against the backdrop of social issues such as poverty,human-caused deforestation is on the rise worldwide.
That is why Daikin began working to protect forests and pass them down to future generations in 2014.
In areas around the world where valuable forests are rapidly being lost, we will contribute not only to measures against climate change and to the preservation of biodiversity, but also to providing support so that local residents can live their lives while protecting forests, and to the realization of a sustainable society.
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For more than 30 years since its founding in 1988, this public interest incorporated foundation conducts environmental education and awareness raising, wildlife protection and surveys, and forest restoration activities.
The Iriomote Foundation was founded in 2021 to protect the rich nature and traditional culture and activities of Iriomote Island, and to contribute to sustainable development in the region.
Headquartered in the United States (Arlington, Virginia) and founded in 1987, Conservation International is an international non-governmental organization with a staff of over 1500 in more than 30 countries worldwide, mainly developing nations, working to build a sustainable society.
Founded in 1990 as a base for joint use and research throughout Japan in the field of arid land science. The Center works to resolve problems related to arid land such as desertification and droughts, and to contribute to the SDGs.
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