A young conservationist shares her story inspired by the environment, as well as pop-culture.
http://haribon.org.ph/index.php/news/item/305-an-eco-teen-s-blog-the-chosen-ones
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A young conservationist shares her story inspired by the environment, as well as pop-culture.
http://haribon.org.ph/index.php/news/item/305-an-eco-teen-s-blog-the-chosen-ones
5 ways to live eco-friendly for 2018!
1. Say NO to disposables. Say YES to reusables! 2. Cut down on junk. 3. Choose products with natural ingredients. 4. Make your own household products. 5. Buy local.
What other ways will you live eco-friendly for 2018?
Read more, and share! http://bit.ly/eco2018
While birdwatchers covered the sea and skies, participants from Nokia Philippines helped clean the shores.
The group removed more than 35 bags of garbage last October 27.
Thanks to them litter is reduced on the beach front, and dozens more citizens are aware of the need to do our part in recycling plastics and segregating waste in our homes.
Help do your part:
-Segregate your trash. -Start a compost for a home garden, or a community garden. -Engage your municipalities waste management program. -Befriend & collaborate with local junk shops and junk collectors. -Support your local Materials Recovery Facility. -Support organizations like the EcoWaste Coalition. -Join birdwatching activities in coastal areas. -Read the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000: http://emb.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/RA-9003.pdf
Have more ideas on how to do your part? Share them with us!