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September is celebrated as National Clean-Up Month by virtue of Proclamation No. 244, while World Clean and Green Week is observed from September 17 to 23. This campaign encourages everyone to take action in protecting and conserving the environment through simple but meaningful activities such as cleaning surroundings, planting trees, and practicing proper waste segregation. As part of this movement, our class created a PhotoBlog to show how small actions in the community can create a huge impact on environmental protection.
Proper waste segregation is one of the most effective ways to care for the environment. In this picture, we separated biodegradable from non-biodegradable wastes. Biodegradable materials such as food scraps and dried leaves were placed in compost bins, while plastics and bottles were kept for recycling. Through this simple habit, we prevent harmful waste from clogging drainage systems and polluting the land and waterways. Segregation also reduces the amount of garbage that goes to dumpsites. It teaches us discipline and responsibility in handling waste, making us more environmentally conscious citizens.
National Clean-Up Month taught us that protecting the environment does not always require big actions — sometimes, small efforts like picking up litter, segregating waste, and planting trees can already create a great impact. Through this Photo Blog, we hope to inspire others, especially the youth, to take an active role in caring for nature. The earth is our home, and it is our responsibility to keep it clean, safe, and sustainable for everyone.



HI LHIAN! it's awesome that you joined the clean-up drive! It's so cool that you're taking action to help the environment
ReplyDeleteI'm so moved by your dedication on taking care of nature, Lhian! Seeing your commitment reminds me that even small actions can make a big difference in our planet. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so proud of you for taking initiative in cleaning our environment!
ReplyDeletekeep up the good work 👏
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