"Journey with Yu, Encounter the Migratory Birds" — One-day Conservationist & Bird Watching Event Successfully Held

To enhance corporate sustainable development and employees’ environmental awareness, on November 1, 2025, Jadard Technology INC.,  in collaboration with the Mangrove Conservation Foundation (MCF), successfully organized the 'Journey with Yu, Encounter the Migratory Birds' one-day conservationist & bird watching event. Company employees visited Futian Mangrove Ecological Park, where they were led by an expert guide to experience firsthand the achievements of wetland conservation and get up close to the winged wonders.

On the day of the event, to thank Jadard Technology INC.,  for its support to the Mangrove Conservation Foundation (MCF) and to recognize its contributions to 'protecting the ecological monitoring of Shenzhen Bay', the MCF presented a donation certificate to Jadard in front of the Message Wall at the Science Popularization Exhibition Hall. Afterwards, our employees toured the exhibition hall, learning about wetland ecosystems, the importance of mangroves and their biodiversity, and sincerely admiring the foundation’s long-standing efforts and achievements in wetland conservation.

During the practical session, led by the expert, We visited the Memorial Garden and walked along the ecological trails in an orderly fashion. Along the way, staff gave detailed introductions to the history and development of the Memorial Garden, the characteristics of the “green monsters” (invasive species), and recent efforts in conservation work. Whether it was looking out over the intertidal zone from the viewing platform, observing mangroves up close on the boardwalk, or spotting fiddler crabs on the mudflats, the charm of nature captivated every participant. The vivid explanations also enabled participants to deeply understand the vital importance of wetland protection for maintaining biodiversity.

During the bird watching session at Feihong Pavilion, everyone followed the leisure movements of the wetland’s creatures through telescopes and expressed whispers of admiration. The appearance of the iconic Black-faced Spoonbill in Shenzhen Bay excited everyone even more. The birds, isolated from the city’s clamor and enjoying their own space, embodied the essence of biodiversity protection. Everyone on site conscientiously kept quiet to avoid disturbing the birds, truly practicing ecological conservation through their actions.

This event not only allowed us to appreciate the beauty of the wetlands, but also deepened our understanding of biodiversity conservation through bird watching. Previously, we had only seen these birds in books; now, seeing them frolic freely in nature brought home the importance of wetland protection. We believe in the sustainable development of harmony between humans and nature. Such hands-on experience will greatly enrich our corporate culture and inspire every employee to become a strong advocate for wetland protection, helping ecological civilization rise to new heights.