Goal 15: Life on Land

Bangchak Canal Conservation

On 22 January 2025, Siam University, in collaboration with the Phasi Charoen District Office, held the Bangchak Canal Conservation Volunteer Activity under the Royal Initiative “We Do Good Deeds with Our Hearts.” The district officials, Siam University executives, faculty, students, and volunteers participating in restoring and enhancing the environment along Bangchak Canal. Activities included waste and aquatic weed removal, tree pruning, and landscape improvement within and around the university area. This collaborative effort aimed to address local water pollution, revitalize the canal ecosystem, and foster sustainable urban living.

Goal 15: Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial

ecosystem, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification

Greening the Campus: Siam Arboretum

Siam University has initiated the transformation of areas within the university into an arboretum. This garden is being developed based on the concept of a living lab, serving as a space for learning, research, and meaningful activities that benefit both the university community and the broader society. It is currently under construction.

Greening the Communities : Khlong Bang Phathun Forest Garden

Led by faculty members and students from the Faculty of Business Administration, Siam University has helped develop and revive the Khlong Bang Phathun Forest Garden — one of the few remaining mixed- use forest gardens in the city. This garden not only serves as a source of food for the community but also provides a learning space for children, youth, and the general public to engage in environmental activities, such as eco-tourism and those related to “Life on Land”.

Mangrove Forest Conservation

On 30 June 2025, Siam University, together with Huachiew Chalermprakiet University, organized the Mangrove Forest Conservation Activity under the project “Learning and Caring Society” at Phanthai Norasingh Learning Park, Samut Sakhon Province. The event brought together student leaders from nine higher education institutions to promote environmental conservation, teamwork, and experiential learning through hands-on participation in mangrove planting. The activity aimed to cultivate environmental awareness, strengthen leadership and collaboration among students, and apply the PDCA quality cycle in practice.