Living Green: Simple Ways to Care for Our Environment

 

    Thematic Output Quarter 1

Community Tree Planting

    A group of people, including children and parents–planting saplings in an open field. Planting trees helps reduce carbon dioxide in the air, provides shade, and natural habitats for animals. It also helps our environment to avoid from flooding.

Segregating Waste Properly

    

    Colored bins labeled, Biodegradable, Non-Biodegradable, and Recyclable placed in every place either in school, park, and everywhere in the community. Waste segregation minimizes pollution, reduces landfill buildup, and promotes recycling.

Clean Up Drive by the River

    

    Volunteers collecting trash near a river. Clean-up drives help restore ecosystems, prevent flooding, and inspire environmental awareness.

Ycap Acitvity

    


    This photo shows community members actively participating in a clean-up drive organized by the YCAP in our barangay every Sunday. With brooms, dustpans, and teamwork, residents worked together to clear dried leaves and litter along the street. Activities like this not only promote cleanliness and order but also stregthen unity and responsibility within the community toward protecting the environment.

Car-Free Day with Bikes

    Community members riding bicycles instead of cars. Choosing eco-friendly transportation reduces air pollution and lowers greenhouse gas emissions.













    Resources:
    
    Community Tree Planting: https://www.istockphoto.com/photos/community-tree-planting
    Segregating Waste: https://www.acorecycling.com/what-are-the-waste-segregation-impacts-on-communities-environment/
    Clean Up Drive by the River: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1060906
    Car-Free Day with Bikes: https://icsc.ngo/mobility-awards-launched-on-world-car-free-day/