HD Hyundai Hosts 'Exhibition of Specimen Creation Achievements by Severely Disabled Individuals'

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Biological specimens crafted by the fingertips of severely disabled individuals will be exhibited in the lobby of the National Assembly.

HD Hyundai 1% Sharing Foundation, in collaboration with the Korea National Park Service, will hold the 'Exhibition of Specimen Creation Achievements by Severely Disabled Individuals' at the 2nd Lobby of the National Assembly Members' Office Building until the 2nd of this month.

This exhibition was organized to present the final results of the 'Training and Operation of Severely Disabled Individuals as Biological Specimen Makers' project, which the HD Hyundai 1% Sharing Foundation and the Korea National Park Service have jointly promoted over the past three years.

The exhibition features insect specimens, plant specimens, and acrylic pressed flower plant specimens directly created by severely disabled individuals, presented under four themes: seeds of dreams, symbiosis, sharing, and leap.

The 'Training and Operation of Severely Disabled Individuals as Biological Specimen Makers' project is a public-private partnership that provides severely disabled individuals with educational courses and work opportunities to participate in the selection of biological samples and specimen creation, enabling them to engage in the investigation and documentation of natural resources within national parks.

An HD Hyundai official, speaking via telephone to this newspaper, stated, "This exhibition is an occasion to demonstrate that biological specimens created by severely disabled individuals with dedication and professionalism can serve as precious materials for recording and protecting our natural environment."

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