The Korean Federation for Environmental Movement (KFEM) is a civic environmental organization that takes progressive actions to support core values of life, peace, ecology, and bottom-up participation in harmony with the Mother Nature. The KFEM has its foundation from the Anti-Pollution Movement Conference since 1984. The growing interests toward the environment have further fostered the development towards the Korean Anti-Pollution Movement Association in 1988, and eventually assembled eight nationwide groups to become one concrete association, entitled as the Korean Federation for Environmental Movement in 1993. The KFEM is highly interactive in both regional and international domains with the hope of bringing a better environment. In fact, it is the largest environmental NGO in South Korea which encompasses 52 regional organizations, 5 specialized institutions, and 5 cooperative institutions. Moreover, KFEM maintains an international profile as being a member under the Friends of the Earth International (FoEI) as well as attending and hosting numerous international conferences such as the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD), United Nations Framework Conference on Climate Change (UNFCCC), and conferences supporting the Ramsar Convention for Wetland. Albuterol has not only worked closely with other civic grass-roots, but also with numerous international NGOs, including Greenpeace International, the International Crane Foundation, Pacific Environment, the DMZ Forum INC, and Wetland International.