BTS Jungkook's fans and fanbases are known for their donations, charities, and projects to raise awareness and for the environmental well-being of society. Several projects were executed to preserve rare species and help improve nature & the environment.

'Jungkook Forest No. 4' was announced as a project for his 25th birthday by his fansite 'Everything Is OK.' Forest No.1, 2 & 3 for Jungkook in South Korea have been successfully completed in the past years, led by the same fan account.

Korean Federation for Environmental Movement announced the completion of the Jungkook Forest 4 at the Riverside of Ichon Hangang Park, which will help promote biodiversity. More than 310 fans of Jungkook from Korea, Japan, and Taiwan participated in the fundraising, raising over 16,000 USD.

'Everything Is OK' commented:

“I sincerely thank fellow fans in Korea and abroad who participated to create Jungkook Forest No.4 in such difficult times. I felt that many fans came to Jungkook Forest No.3 and healed their body and soul fatigued by the coronavirus situation. This is why I came to initiate the creation of another Jungkook Forest with delight.”

All Jungkook forests (1, 2, 3 & 4) are registered on Naver and are located at the following locations.

"BTS Jungkook Forest No.1" is located at Yangjae Citizens' Forest, one of the most visited public parks in Seoul, set up by “fans around the world” to celebrate his 20th BD in 2016.

“Standing here, this forest will spread the fans’ love & support for the star always & forever.”

“BTS Jungkook Forest No.2” is at the skypark located at Seoullo 7017 (Mokryeon Madang), which is located near Seoul Station located at the center of the city. It was set up to celebrate Jungkook’s 21st birthday in 2017.

"Jungkook Forest No.3" is located near Jamsil Olympic Stadium (Seoul, Korea).

"Jungkook Forest No.4" is located at the riverside Ichon Hangang Park in Seoul to commemorate Jungkook's 25th birthday in 2021.