Activities related with the environment including snorkeling, planting mangroves, cleaning up the coastal beach area and recycling rubbish to a simple art
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Programa horseik husi ami ENVAC hamutuk ho dreamersdiveacademy liu husi aprende nani ho luku babain no hamoos tasi ibun husi tuku 8 dadeer 🤙🏽
Obrigada barak ba… https://t.co/L1o8wywMuI
Hi guys 😉
We’ve a Beach Cleaning Up’s program with TLYFP at:
Place: Dolok Oan (it will start from the thirteenth station)
Time: 3pm
Date: Saturday, 7th July 2018
Please click go if you want to go. We’re waiting for your partisipation 🙌🏾🤩
Cheers
Thank you to Fundasaun Media Development Center (FMDC) for including us Environmental Activities - Envac and 3R as guests speakers for the program ‘Haforsa Kapasidade Jornalista iha Reportajen Meiu Ambiente iha Timor-Leste’ through the topic of W A S T E
#media&environment
We always show a good example for the environment through cleaning up the coastal beach area and we believe that Timorese will have conscience on throwing rubbish in its place.
Give back to what nature has given to us 😉 this act is not only between humans but to nature as well
Bravo! Congratulations to Chile which has approved a nation-wide ban on single-use plastic bags. Bold step to #BeatPlasticPollution ahead of #WorldEnvironmentDay https://t.co/ohxyswh4K8
Up to 5 trillion plastic bags are used every year. It's time for everyone to get on board to #BeatPlasticPollution. Join the push for #WorldEnvironmentDay on 5 June: https://t.co/R9UemxjrId
The total was 650 along the coastal beach at Dolok Oan
441 blue plastic bottle caps
123 yellow plastic bottle caps
33 white plastic bottle caps
29 green plastic bottle caps
16 red plastic bottle caps
7 brown plastic bottle caps
A purple plastic bottle cap
#nextARTproject
It was supposed to be our relax time but it disturbed us when we went to snorkel.
We found 1,373 types of plastics including 1,079 plastics, 279 water cup shapes, 7 water bottle (2 big bottles and 5 medium bottles), 5 cans, 1 beer bottle, a rice bag and a baby napkin
Plastic bags are showing up in the darkest depths of the oceans to the summit of Mount Everest to the polar ice caps – and creating some major environmental challenges. How did this happen? #BeatPlasticPollution#CleanSeas https://t.co/RdAeIh5avv