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About
Seoul KFEM
About
Seoul KFEM
SEOUL KFEM
‘Friends of the Earth’ Korea
As the Korean branch of ‘Friends of the Earth International', we partner with environmental organizations in 73 countries and collaborate with over 2 million global citizens.
51 Regional Groups
12 Partner Institutions
From Paju to Jeju, 51 regional organizations are actively tackling environmental challenges across Korea.
30,000 Sponsor Members
0% Government Fundings
We are a member-driven NGO, running campaigns based on citizen participation while all decisions are made by general members.
Activities
Achievements
  • 1993
    Foundation of Seoul Korean Federation for Environmental Movement
  • 2002
    Introduced the reusable shopping bag incentive program
  • 2004
    Ban on the use of PVC IV bags for dioxin emission during incineration
  • 2006
    Replacement of Seoul’s public buses with CNG buses following the introduction of the central bus lane system
  • 2008
    Made Nanjido Golf Course Plan recanted, converted the place into a public park
  • 2009
    Designation of Baeksasil Valley as an Conservation Area
  • 2011
    Full cancellation of the Hangang River Canal project
  • 2012
    Establishment of the ‘We Solar coop'
  • 2013
    Increasement of the Traffic Congestion Charge
  • 2014
    Implementation of the Tansit Mall in Yonsei-ro, Sinchon
  • 2016
    Amendment of the Eco-Friendly Vehicle Act, removing the ‘Clean Diesel Vehicle' clause
  • 2018
    Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport suspends new designation of Guri Riverside Development Project
  • 2019
    State funding for land compensation in long-term unexecuted urban parks
    Announcement of the government’s ‘Single-Use Item Reduction Strategyr'
  • 2020
    Revived the disposable cup deposit system
    Amendment of the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education’s ordinance about banks without coal phase-out policy
    Head off the 132 urban parks in Seoul being nullified under Invalidation of Determination of Urban Planning Facilities
  • 2021
    Amendment of the Seoul Carbon Neutral Bank Ordinance
  • 2022
    Promotion of Transition to Circular Economy and Society passed by National Assembly, adding bills on the Right to Repair
  • 2023
    Resumption of implementation of the Transit Mall in Yonsei-ro, Sinchon
Get Involved

Regular Donations

As a fully member-funded organization, regular donations are the most stable way to support our activities.

One-Time Donation

One-time donations provide a flexible way for environmentally conscious individuals to contribute to protecting the planet.

Fan Forests

SEVENTEEN Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Lim Young-woong Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Moonbin Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Seoham Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Ha Sung-woon Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

BTS Suga Forest

Bukhansan Nautre Center

Moonbin Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Byeon Wooseok Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

  • 2019
    BTS RM Forest No.1, Jamsil Hangang Park Federation
  • 2020
    VICTON Kang Seung-sik, Noeul Park
    VICTON Do Han-se Forest, Noeul Park
    BTS RM Forest No.2, Ichon Hangang Park
    Jungkook Forest No.3, Jamsil Hangang Park
  • 2021
    BTS V Forest No.1, Jamsil Hangang Park
    BTS Jungkook Forest No.4, Ichon Hangang Park
    Young Tak Forest, Gwangnaru Hangang Park
  • 2022
    Ha Sung-woon Forest, Gwangnaru Hangang Park
    BTS Jimin Forest, Jamwon Hangang Park
    BTS Jin Forest, Yeouido Hangang Park
  • 2023
    NCT Doyoung Forest, Nanji Hangang Park
  • 2024
    Melon·BTS Forests No.1~2, Nanji Hangang Park
    Melon·SEVENTEEN Forest No.1, Nanji Hangang Park
    Moonbin Forests No.1~3, Nanji Hangang Park
    Melon·Lim Young-woong Forest No.1, Nanji Hangang Park
Forest Creation Project


  • You can help create a forest named after someone special, contributing to environmental protection and positive impact. 
    Trees planted through this project are carefully monitored and nurtured to grow into a healthy forest.
  • Forests named after individuals or groups are created for donations of 21,000$ or more. 
    Smaller contributions support our broader tree-planting projects.
 See more forests



Contacts
  • E-mail : jjhike@kfem.or.kr

 Kakaotalk

Join the Seoul KFEM to create a better world!
Donate

Incorporated Association Seoul KFEM 
Chairperson  Choi Young-sik
Registration Number  360-82-00330
Phone  +82-2-735-7088
E-mail   seoul@kfem.or.kr


Copyright © 2023. SeoulKFEM All rights reserved.

Seoul KFEM

Friends of the Earth
Korea
As the Korean branch of ‘Friends of the Earth International', we partner with environmental organizations in 73 countries and collaborate with over 2 million global citizens.
51 Regional Groups
12 Partner Institutions
From Paju to Jeju, 51 regional organizations are actively tackling environmental challenges across Korea.
30,000 Spnsor Members
0% Government Fundings
We are a member-driven NGO, running campaigns based on citizen participation while all decisions are made by general members.

Activities

Achievements

  • 1993
    Foundation of Seoul Korean Federation for Environmental Movement
  • 2002
    Introduced the reusable shopping bag incentive program
  • 2004
    Ban on the use of PVC IV bags for dioxin emission during incineration
  • 2006
    Replacement of Seoul’s public buses with CNG buses following the introduction of the central bus lane system
  • 2008
    Made Nanjido Golf Course Plan recanted, converted the place into a public park
  • 2009
    Designation of Baeksasil Valley as an Conservation Area
  • 2011
    Full cancellation of the Han River Canal project
  • 2012
    Establishment of the ‘We Solar coop'
  • 2013
    Increasement of the Traffic Congestion Charge
  • 2014
    Implementation of the Tansit Mall in Yonsei-ro, Sinchon
  • 2016
    Amendment of the Eco-Friendly Vehicle Act, removing the ‘Clean Diesel Vehicle' clause
  • 2018
    Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport suspends new designation of Guri Riverside Development Project
  • 2019
    State funding for land compensation in long-term unexecuted urban parks
    Announcement of the government’s ‘Single-Use Item Reduction Strategy'
  • 2020
    Revived the disposable cup deposit system
    Amendment of the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education’s ordinance about banks without coal phase-out policy
    Head off the 132 urban parks in Seoul being nullified under Invalidation of Determination of Urban Planning Facilities
  • 2021
    Amendment of the Seoul Carbon Neutral Bank Ordinance
  • 2022
    Promotion of Transition to Circular Economy and Society passed by National Assembly, adding bills on the Right to Repair
  • 2023
    Resumption of implementation of the Transit Mall in Yonsei-ro, Sinchon

Get Involved

Regular Donations
As a fully member-funded organization, regular donations are the most stable way to support our activities.
One-Time Donation
One-time donations provide a flexible way for environmentally conscious individuals to contribute to protecting the planet.

Fan Forests

SEVENTEEN Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Lim Young-woong Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Moonbin Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Seoham Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Ha Sung-woon Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

BTS Suga Forest

Bukhansan Nautre Center

Moonbin Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

Byeon Wooseok Forest

Nanji Hangang Park

  • 2019
    BTS RM Forest No.1, Jamsil Hangang Park
  • 2020
    VICTON Kang Seung-sik, Noeul Park
    VICTON Do Han-se Forest, Noeul Park
    BTS RM Forest No.2, Ichon Hangang Park
    Jungkook Forest No.3, Jamsil Hangang Park
  • 2021
    BTS V Forest No.1, Jamsil Hangang Park
    BTS Jungkook Forest No.4, Ichon Hangang Park
    Young Tak Forest, Gwangnaru Hangang Park
  • 2022
    Ha Sung-woon Forest, Gwangnaru Hangang Park
    BTS Jimin Forest, Jamwon Hangang Park
    BTS Jin Forest, Yeouido Hangang Park
  • 2023
    NCT Doyoung Forest, Nanji Hangang Park
  • 2024
    Melon·BTS Forests No.1~2, Nanji Hangang Park
    Melon·SEVENTEEN Forest No.1, Nanji Hangang Park
    Moonbin Forests No.1~3, Nanji Hangang Park
    Melon·Lim Young-woong Forest No.1, Nanji Hangang Park
Forest Creation Project


  • You can help create a forest named after someone special, contributing to environmental protection and positive impact. 
    Trees planted through this project are carefully monitored and nurtured to grow into a healthy forest.
  • Forests named after individuals or groups are created for donations of 21,000$ or more. 
    Smaller contributions support our broader tree-planting projects.
 See more forests



Contacts
  • E-mail : jjhike@kfem.or.kr

 Kakaotalk

Join the Seoul KFEM
to create a better world!
Donate
Incorporated Association Seoul KFEM
Chairperson Choi Young-sik
Registration Number  360-82-00330
Phone  +82-2-735-7088
E-mail  seoul@kfem.or.kr
Copyright © 2023. SeoulKFEM All rights reserved.