FERD constructed a butterfly enclosure in the north park of Tpark in 2025 and enhanced the surrounding habitat. By planting a diverse range of host and nectar plants, FERD has cultivated an ideal environment to foster growth for all species sharing the habitat. These efforts provide a stable environment necessary for butterflies to flourish. They also foster a healthy micro-ecological chain that promotes ecological balance and species diversity.

Tpark boasts a rich variety of butterfly species and ideal habitats for the species to thrive. While butterfly sightings at Tpark are recorded through the iNaturalist platform, according to Tpark’s monitoring records, the number of sightings surged from 21 in 2024 to 46 in 2025, a remarkable increase of 119%, which speaks to the substantial contribution to habitat creation and ecological restoration from FERD. Moving forward, FERD will continue fostering biodiversity within Tpark by enhancing its ecological environment, striving towards the harmonious coexistence between the corporate community and the natural environment.