Once they've seen it, they can't unsee it.
ENC isn't an activity — it's the turning point where a company and its people move from A to B. Change doesn't happen in a weekend volunteer day; it happens in the everyday decisions of the working week.
On site — joint corporate planting day, Jan 2026
On site — joint corporate planting day, Jan 2026Most corporate sustainability activities are an event: a one-day volunteer outing, a closing report, filed away until next year. ENC isn't. Every time one ends, something inside the company should have shifted — the topics people debate, the calls the business makes, how staff see their own work. Because felt memory doesn't get rationalised away in a meeting room: you can argue with information, you can't argue with what you saw with your own eyes.
What one ENC day actually looks like
Six segments, building to one moment. The first five warm the body and the senses; the sixth is where it converts into change.
Guided in
Bring people out of work mode — set the meaning, and the safety, of the day.
Framing the issues
Get to know the land and its ecology by doing, not by sitting through slides.
Hands-on
Plant something, make something — the body remembers it far longer than a deck.
Eating local
A local, waste-conscious meal together — sustainability you can taste.
Ecology walk
Walk into the source and the forest — see how food and land connect.
Closing dialogue
The finale: distil the day into one conversation — “back at work, what do we change?”
You can argue with information; you can’t argue with what you felt. The sixth segment is where a day out becomes a decision at work.
Six designs inside every Green Tree Party
From purpose-telling to planting with your own hands — every segment is designed environmental education, not "plant a tree, take a photo".
Purpose, told well
The day's design carries your sustainability story to colleagues, suppliers and VIP clients — compounding into the brand's sustainability image.
Eco team games
Competitions that get teams thinking about energy, carbon and the environment — and cutting carbon in daily life — while they play.
Giant picture book
A storyteller reads an energy-saving tale from a giant picture book, connecting kids to the appliances and carbon around them.
Dance with DOMI-chan
The crowd-favourite mascot warm-up — stretch, sing, then head out together to plant.
Restoration knowledge
Meet the site, the seedlings being restored and the local ecology — so everyone understands why they plant.
Plant & guard your tree
Professional planting partners walk every step: plant your own tree and hang its name tag.
See it with your own eyes
Two publicly released client sessions — three minutes to see what one day can change.
Synopsys 30th Anniversary Go Green corporate planting
Synopsys × DOMI Good Forest
Zuellig Pharma ZP Forest in Taiwan
Zuellig Pharma × DOMI Good Forest
Five years running: Zuellig Pharma planting a Good Forest for Taiwan
From Guanyin (Taoyuan) and Xinyi (Nantou) to Datong (Yilan) — employees, families and clients on the ground, planting hibiscus, pongamia, zelkova, nagi and makauy into a forest, year after year.
- 5 years
- in a row
- 3,000+
- participants
- 4,000+
- trees planted
- 3 regions
- Taoyuan · Nantou · Yilan
What you keep after the day
An ENC day isn’t filed away. Every session compounds into two layers of sustainability assets.
Brand assets
Photos, video and stories from the day, edited into material you can use directly in your annual report, hiring pages, website and social.
Sustainability-report material pack
The day’s outcomes run through a quantification method into auditable ESG-report figures your GRI / rating responses can cite.
Find the way that fits you
- 1
Is this for the outside to see, or to change something inside?
For disclosure and public-good PR → a multi-company joint session is enough. To move revenue, retention, the supply chain, competitiveness → go customized, designing the meaning of the day around your audience (staff / clients / families / suppliers).
- 2
How many years do you want to tell this story?
One year is enough → the standard experience. Want fresh material every year → add tree planting, and three years of environmental and social story keep growing — better value than re-running it every year.
- 3
Every session feeds your sustainability assets
The day's photos, data and stories go into a follow-up report that keeps compounding into your annual report, hiring pages and ESG-rating responses — worth more over time, not a one-off KPI.
Tree-planting and eco-experiences run on the Good Forest site network. "For the outside to see" → the joint sessions; "to change something inside" → custom — pick one and book straight on Good Forest.
Questions, answered
- How much does an ENC session cost?
- Joint sessions start at NT$3,000/person; custom sessions, designed around your occasion, run roughly NT$4,500–7,000/person depending on headcount, tree-planting and customization.
- How is ENC different from a volunteer day or beach cleanup?
- A volunteer day ends when it's filed away; ENC is an A-to-B turning point — each time, something inside the company has to change: the topics discussed, the decisions made, how staff see their work.
- Where is it held, and what do we get afterward?
- At the Good Forest site network across Taiwan's Indigenous regions. Photos, data and stories go into a follow-up report you can reuse in annual reports, recruiting pages and ESG submissions.
- Won't employees see this as extra workload?
- No — most companies run ENC on a workday, as company leave or an employee-benefit day, so it never eats personal time. The day itself is a hands-on experience (planting, ecology, a shared meal), with no prep beforehand and no homework after.
Three engines × one platform
Joint sessions from NT$3,000/person · custom on request