As part of Beaurev Global’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability, the company collaborated with APE Malaysia to plant 100 trees under a verified reforestation program. This initiative supports several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs), including SDG 13: Climate Action, SDG 15: Life on Land, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals. By contributing to forest restoration, carbon absorption, and biodiversity conservation, this program aligns with key GRI Standards, particularly GRI 304: Biodiversity and GRI 305: Emissions, reflecting our proactive approach to mitigating environmental impact and promoting ecosystem health. Through such partnerships, Beaurev Global continues to integrate sustainability into our business practices and community efforts.
As part of Beaurev Global’s ongoing “Releaf the Future” CSR initiative, we had the opportunity to visit the Kinabatangan Rainforest for a meaningful site visit.
The trees we sponsored were planted a month ago, and this visit allowed us to witness their early growth while gaining firsthand insight into the reforestation process. During the visit, we learned about nursery management, planting techniques, species selection, and the ecological importance of each step in restoring balance to the environment.
Beyond observation, our team also joined in the effort by planting trees ourselves a symbolic yet powerful gesture of our commitment to sustainability. It served as a reminder that caring for the planet goes beyond one-time contributions; it’s about cultivating long-term responsibility and continuity.
Even when we are no longer here, what we do today will continue to make a difference. That is the spirit behind “Releaf the Future” to plant, nurture, and protect what will sustain generations to come. 🌍💚
As part of Beaurev Global Sdn. Bhd.’s environmental responsibility under our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, we have undertaken a meaningful reforestation effort in Sabah, Malaysia. We are proud to announce that 102 trees have been successfully planted in the Lower Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary an important ecological region known for its rich biodiversity and role in supporting endangered species.
This initiative reflects our commitment to restoring degraded ecosystems, offsetting carbon emissions, and supporting long-term environmental sustainability. The planting was carried out at the following coordinates: GPS: N05°28’56.13″ E118°16’52.97″
Total Trees Planted: 102
All trees planted were native species selected for their ecological importance, compatibility with local wildlife, and contribution to forest regeneration.
| Tree Species Name | Scientific Name | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Apid Apid | Exoecaria indica | 38 |
| Obah Jangkang | Eugenia cerassiformis | 16 |
| Salungapid | Mollotus muticus | 10 |
| Talisai Paya | Terminalia copelandii | 8 |
| Bangkal | Neonauclea subdita | 7 |
| Ranggu | Koordersiodendron pinnatum | 7 |
| Medang 3 Urat | Cinnamomum sp. | 6 |
| Tangkol Merah | Ficus sp. | 3 |
| Bayor | Pterospermum elongatum | 3 |
| Pulai | Alstonia sp. | 1 |
| Bunga Gadong | Cananga odorata | 1 |
