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Advantest Taiwan Inc. Supports a Nature Conservation NPO
March 23, 2010
Advantest Taiwan Inc. (ATI) supported the activities by the SOW (Society of Wildness), an incorporated NPO in Taiwan, as part of its environmental contribution activities in November 2009.

The SOW is a nature conservation organization established in 1995, and it has been initiating environmental protection activities in Taiwan, as well as across the globe, to preserve the beautiful environment on earth for our children of the future generations. ATI supports the SOW's purpose of activities, and ATI's employees and their family members have been volunteering to participate and support the SOW's activities.

On the day of the event, ATI's employees and their family members participated in the conservation of ecosystems activity, which was part of so-called the "Working Holiday" activities, and observed and studied plants and animals.

Conservation of our ecosystems is extremely important. ATI will continue its cooperation for the protection of natural environment in the future.
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