Give In, Bring Out

    This month of September, we rationalize a celebration worth our future. The National Clean-up is a party in nature's choice to envision a greater risk for the best result. Other implementations and laws such as the World Clean and Green Week campaign take an engagement for a balanced work and lifestyle. Although, this seems complicated but actually a personal interpretation of movement and mission.

    It may not look like it, but I have been an environmentalist and an environment advocate since I was young. I was taught at an early age, and here was I presenting in front of our school, my own recycled project (the vase on my right).

    Now, that I have grown up, I still implement such actions and being part of an organization not only takes place with my own pride but also for management and interdisciplinary action, we gathered and created a wholesome interaction for the environment.

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(Here's me and Jillian Bilgera of English Club, the Vice President, picking trashes as we involved for the school celebration of the National Clean-up Month, entitled Paaralan Ko, Linisin Ko)

    

     Learning initiative is a development for environmental awareness. Here's me learning the wastes and its effects on different soluble.

Recently, through research and art, we developed and even won first place in an environmental recycling contest! Is it ironic? Because not only did I help the environment but also received a prize.

Overall, nature is not only for one place, but it also starts at home...

at school...

as a group...

as a community...

and, as a society.

      

    As I always await, I always please and wonder how it is to not let our grandchildren or grand grandchildren see the gift of life, nature in disguise. How grateful I am to deliver a wave of success, even in the small step of time, a point percent, fosters many when done by unity.

 

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