GIGABYTE cares about the environment. In addition to launching the “Thousand Mile Trek – Go Green Taiwan,” environmental services through a series of round-island trekking, GIGABYTE continues to participate in ocean protection actions together with universities, industry peers, and suppliers in response to the UN Sustainable Development Goals “Goal 14 Life Below Water” and make our best efforts to conserve the ocean. Taking action is the most effective way to gain profound environmental knowledge and recognize the existential crisis marine ecosystems face. Moreover, it could also let more people understand how “reducing waste at the source” and “properly disposing of waste” are essential to environmental protection.

Participants over the Years

*Note: This is data as of May 2025 and will be kept updated.

Quantity of Removed Waste over the Years

*Note: This is data as of May 2025 and will be kept updated.

 “Reduction. Sharing. Love the Earth” Alliance Joint Beach Clean-Up

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2025

March 22, 2025

Number of Participants: 185

Removed Waste:1,809 kg

This year marked the sixth annual beach cleanup, held at the Pig Nose Beach in the Shalun section of Dayuan, Taoyuan — a site GIGABYTE has adopted for long-term care.

Employees and partners from 35 supplier companies joined forces to remove marine debris, especially from remote sand dunes where large amounts of waste had accumulated. Through hands-on participation, managers, staff, and even accompanying school-aged children contributed to protecting the ocean and learned to cultivate sustainability awareness through real-world action.


2023

March 18, 2023

Number of Participants: 190

Removed Waste:1,382.3 kg

 This event brought together 190 participants, including representatives from 31 suppliers, GIGABYTE employees, and their families, to show love for the Earth through a large-scale beach cleanup, restoring the coastline to its pristine beauty.

GIGABYTE hopes to share its experiences in coastal adoption, carbon footprint accounting, and event organization with its suppliers, amplifying sustainability across the supply chain. Together, we aim to achieve the vision of “Reduction, Sharing, and Loving the Earth.”


The Ocean is Our Home

GIGABYTE formally launched “The Ocean is Our Home” project in 2021 based on years of experience in beach clean-ups. It represents our long-term commitment to protecting the ocean. We applied to the competent authority to adopt the Shalun section of Dayuanʼs coastline on a yearly basis. Additionally, GIGABYTE also supported the “Project Blue 1095” program, initiated by the Business Today, which aims to recycle and transform marine trash into the new citizen slippers. We hope that by giving new value to marine trash we can fulfill the ideals of the circular economy. Our passion for environmental service also reminded society to emphasize source reduction and return clean homes for marine life.

2025 | Baiyu Beach Clean-Up
2024 | Baiyu Beach Clean-Up
2024 | Pig Nose Beach Clean-Up
2024 | 3rd Dajue River North Shore Beach Clean-Up
2023 | 2nd Dajue River North Shore Beach Clean-Up
2023 | Corporate Voluntary Beach Clean-Up
2023 | 1st Dajue River North Shore Beach Clean-Up
2022 | Corporate Voluntary Beach Clean-Up
2021 | 1st “The Ocean is Our Home” Beach Clean-Up

2025 | Baiyu Beach Clean-Up

2024 | Baiyu Beach Clean-Up

Sep 07, 2024

Number of Participants: 57

Removed Waste: 634 kg

Taoyuan’s Baiyu Beach is famous for its stunning coastline and is often referred to as a “mirror of the sky”. In comparison with nearby well-known beaches like Caota Dunes and Xucuogang Wetland, Baiyu Beach has fewer people coming to clean up, and marine waste has accumulated for some time. GIGABYTE’s volunteers visited Baiyu Beach for the second time in four years. Together with their families, volunteers cleaned up the beach to avoid more waste flowing into the ocean. The weather was very nice, as if it was also supporting our actions.


2024 | Pig Nose Beach Clean-Up

May 11, 2024

Number of Participants: 52

Removed Waste: 635 kg

The tail end of Pig Nose Beach is hard to reach and thus marine waste accumulating over there is not easy to clean. GIGABYTE calls on employees and their dependents to clean up this place to prevent garbage from flowing into the sea. That day we also found that the waste was much less than before, probably because other units had cleaned up the beach recently. GIGABYTE hopes to continue exerting a positive influence with these like-minded organizations. Also thanks to every participant as well as the local cleaner crews.


2024 | 3rd Dajue River North Shore Beach Clean-Up

February 24, 2024

Number of Participants: 52

Removed Waste: 1,569 kg

According to the Taiwan EPA Coastal Clean-up Information Platform, this beach has not been cleaned up for three months. Styrofoam and fishing waste were spread all over the beach. After cleaning up the beach, we visited the Yong’an Conch Cultural Experience Park. The Park’s guide introduced us to the early fishing culture such as the Taiwanese Beach Seine and Stone Fish Weir, as well as the important role algae reefs play in protecting the coastal environment of Taoyuan.


2023 | Corporate Voluntary Beach Clean-Up

September 16, 2023

Number of Participants: 55

Removed Waste: 948.5 kg

September 16 is “World Cleanup Day”, which aims to call on citizens to clean up the environment, emphasizing taking real action on environmental issues. GIGABYTE, which has long been involved in environmental protection, also called on employees and their families to clean up the beach we adopted. After the beach cleanup, we went to the Guanyin Caolao Sand Dune Exhibition Hall to participate in a tour guide. It explained the surrounding environment, history, the humanities, ecology, and other local stories.


2023 | 1st Dajue River North Shore Beach Clean-Up

June 3, 2023

Number of Participants: 65

Removed Waste: 1,981.6 kg

The Caoluo Sand Dunes in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City, was once selected as one of the “Coastlines Worth Protecting in Taiwan”, and the north shore of Dajue River is located within the Guanyin Caoluo Sand Dunes. This is GIGABYTE holding a beach clean-up for the first time on the north shore of the Dajue River. Perhaps due to the remote location with low reachability, the beach was covered by a lot of garbage. Therefore, the quantity of garbage we cleared on that day broke a record high. After cleaning the beach, we went to the Taoyuan Carbon Life Museum, where we listened to the tour guide, participated in a handmade soap DIY course, and learned plant-related knowledge.