On June 9, students from Hapdeok Girls' Middle School's environmental club, along with Kim…

On June 9, students from Hapdeok Girls' Middle School's environmental club, along with Kim Sujeong from the ecological education research institute Pulssi, planted 4,600 nectar plants at Hapdeokje reservoir in Dangjin. First-year environmental club students also participated to help create an ecological garden for honeybees. Flowers attract bees and butterflies, which transfer pollen and support plant reproduction, playing a vital role in ecosystem maintenance. However, habitat loss, climate change, and pesticide exposure threaten pollinators, making the creation of feeding and breeding environments a key biodiversity conservation task.