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Taehwagang River in Ulsan City

By utilizing adaptable native species, costs are reduced by 30% compared to conventional services.

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  • Total Projects
    2project
  • Total Managed Area
    120,000
  • Managed Species
    4species
  • Partner
Originating from the western forest region of Ulsan and flowing into the East Sea, this river includes a 644㎢ area designated as a National Garden in 2019, making it one of South Korea’s official national gardens—a region of high timeliness and ecological significance. While naturally growing reeds and silvergrass are used as landscape elements, the area struggles with the proliferation of invasive alien species such as Aster pilosus and Humulus japonicus within the habitat. In 2023, Ulsan City allocated approximately 61 million KRW and relied on volunteer activities to address the removal of these invasive species. A company like ours can achieve the same result at a reduced cost of 45.5 million KRW by utilizing adaptable native species, offering a 30% cost reduction.
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  • InvaLab (CEO: Shin Won hyeop)
  • Business Number: 781-86-03167
  • Room 203, 32-1 Bldg. (Haedong Academic Cultural Center), 1 Gwanak-ro, Gwanak-gu, Seoul