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Wings and the environment: the last story in the user guide

Read the final page on mangrove planting and the plastic program, with its context.

Starboard wing user guide page on mangrove planting, carbon offsetting and plastic collection
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The numbers are the program description contained in this user guide. Check how the program currently runs and is calculated in Starboard HQ's latest environmental information.

The user guide on wing construction and care ends by introducing an environmental program. Let's look at which activities it connects and how to read the figures in the picture.

01. A story of mangroves and local communities

The original describes mangrove planting with the Worldview International Foundation, offsetting the wing's carbon emissions, and supporting livelihood projects in Myanmar.

This is Starboard HQ's program introduction as contained in that user guide. We don't present it as meaning a separate planting event was held in Korea or that the same results are confirmed for individual buyers.

02. 2 times and 1.4kg are within the document's scope

The original mentions offsetting more than 2 times the carbon emissions and collecting 1.4kg of plastic from beaches and the ocean. These are program figures given in the document; they don't mean the material weight of one product or the latest verified value at every point in time.

Starboard HQ's environment page explains its programs and calculation methods by period separately. We don't combine numbers from different materials or turn them into new promises as purchase terms in Korea.

03. Follow the latest records to see how the work continues

Once the picture has helped you understand the program's purpose, check the continuing explanation on Starboard HQ's environmental activities page. It also helps to remember that carbon and plastic are separate items.

Close to home, you can connect with it by using your gear for a long time, leaving no trash at the water's edge and joining safe cleanups. Let the interest that started with a product description carry into small everyday actions.

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Sources and scope

The page shown is from Starboard's original Wing User Guide (page 18), and we've kept its figures of 2 times the carbon and 1.4kg of plastic; the explanation is Starboard Korea's commentary. They aren't presented as an automatic benefit of individual sales in Korea or as the latest independent measurement, and we link to Starboard HQ's current explanation.

The illustration is Starboard's original artwork; the explanation is Starboard Korea's editorial guide, translated into English here. Sources checked: 2026-09-08.

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Starboard wing user guide page on its mangrove and plastic programs