Not Only Skilled at Captivating Audiences, These K-Pop Idols Are Active in Environmental Care Activities

Kapanlagi.com - The natural environment is one of the important things for human life. Without it, humans may not be able to survive. Preserving the natural environment is something crucial for humans to do. Because, indirectly, by preserving the natural environment, it is also our effort to survive.

Therefore, there are many people who voice the call to care for the natural environment, one of which is the K-Pop idols. Some K-Pop idols seem to contribute to the preservation of the earth through their activities and daily lifestyle.

This is also important, considering that they are examples for their fans. Even a small action is very meaningful for changing the attitude of some people. So, who are the K-Pop idols who are known to care about the environment and the earth? Some of these K-Pop idols are:

1. Red Velvet

Red Velvet (Credit: Instagram/redvelvet.smtown)

K-Pop idol who is known for their concern for the environment is one of South Korea's famous girl groups, Red Velvet. Their environmental initiatives include being appointed as the International Clean Air Day Ambassador by the UN.

It is known that Red Velvet was appointed as the International Clean Air Day Ambassador on September 7, 2020. During their tenure, they conducted numerous campaigns to convey the importance of clean air for humans. They also provided several ways to reduce air pollution.

2. Park Ji Hoon

Park Jihoon (Credit: Instagram/0529.jihoon.ig)

In addition to Red Velvet, Park Jihoon has also been involved in environmental initiatives. The actor and former member of Wanna One was appointed by the Korean Ministry of Environment to promote government policies to address climate change.

He has also actively participated in the production of public service advertisements and efforts to promote environmentally friendly lifestyles. He was chosen by the Korean Government in 2019. In this campaign, Park Jihoon was seen actively promoting it through various media platforms he owns.

3. BLACKPINK

BLACKPINK (Credit: Instagram/BLACKPINKofficial)

BLACKPINK is also one of the K-Pop idols who specifically care about the environment. They have been involved in several environmental initiatives. For example, this year, on February 25, 2021, they were appointed by the UN as ambassadors for the Climate Change Conference.

BLACKPINK also frequently raises funds for victims of natural disasters. They once raised forty million won for wildlife affected by forest fires. Last year, in 2020, they released a video on their official channel. In the video, they invited fans to be more aware of the ongoing climate change.

4. MAMAMOO

MAMAMOO (Credit: Instagram/ mamamoo_official)

Next K-Pop idol who is also known to care about the environment is MAMAMOO. MAMAMOO is quite critical in responding to environmental issues. They do not openly voice their fans to take action for the environment.

MAMAMOO chooses to incorporate a message of environmental concern in one of their works. They have made a music video that touches on environmental issues. MAMAMOO poured this into one of their hits titled HIP. This approach is considered quite effective in campaigning for an issue, as it is very easy to spread.

5. VIXX

VIXX (Credit: Instagram/VIXX_Stagram)

Next K-Pop idol who is also quite responsive in campaigning for environmental care is VIXX. One of South Korea's famous boy groups consisting of six members has a unique way of campaigning for environmental issues.

VIXX is known to collaborate with one of the famous children's games at that time, Angry Birds. This collaboration took place in 2015. VIXX also participated in a light campaign called #AngryAboutClimateChange. This boy group campaigned about climate change and a project from an institution that strives to plant trees in areas prone to degradation.

Those were some K-Pop idols who are known to be quite sensitive to environmental issues. They have their own ways of campaigning for these issues. Starting from being ambassadors, providing campaign platforms, and collaborating with children's game companies. So, do any of your idols care about this environmental issue, KLovers?

Written by: Muhammad Ancah

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