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your nature-based business model

a sustainable ecological restoration

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Mission: Slash Life & Culture is advancing the "Reed-Based Blue Carbon Nature Solution," restoring riverside wetlands to harness reeds for long-fiber materials and corporate carbon-reduction ESG initiatives, amplifying the blue carbon effect. This initiative mitigates riverbank dust and enhances local ecological and economic value. We look forward to sharing reed cultivation techniques and commercial applications with other countries, accelerating the global realization of wetland carbon sinks.


Solution: through nature-based solutions

Ecological protection: Planting reeds can purify the river, prevent the flying of sand and dust, and the waste of land

Ecological restoration: restore the local wetland ecosystem while storing carbon dioxide, reducing carbon and developing carbon sink trading

​Sustainable agriculture: Use reed fiber as green building material to generate high economic value and increase the economic income of local farmers

Team Members
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Joshua Chang

  • Founder at SlashLC

Achievement​

  • 20x24 Startup of the Year award of MiniUnicorn

  • Hualien County Government: Hualien County Youth Advisory Committee

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Voice Peng

  • Director of Business development at SlashLC

Achievement

  • LinkedIn
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Haya Peng

  • Director of Product Innovation | Reed-Based Applications

Achievement

  • Founder of HAYA, a Taiwanese brand specializing in natural incense ingredients

Milestone
  • 2024: Selected for the inaugural GreenBook BEST SOLUTION

  • 2023: Became the NTU Corporate Accelerator Program team of Pluspay and Acer Group

  • 2022: Cooperate with NCKU R&D foundation to develop reed green building materials

  • 2021: 5 hectares of reed planting base authorized by the River Bureau

  • 2020: Migrate to Hualien and establish "product-to-origin" reed cultivation to reduce carbon footprint

  • 2018: Sell eco-friendly reed straws to replace single-use plastic straws

Impact
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