The sudden fall in tourism due to the coronavirus pandemic has reduced funding for biodiversity conservation. Some 7% of world tourism relates to wildlife, a segment growing by 3% annually.
Learn more about how #COVID19 impacts conservation ⤵️
Every refill counts!💧Our partnership with kubo_siargao since September 2017 has prevented an estimated 9000 plastic bottles from single usage by providing water refilling station in their small private property… https://t.co/6C8UGeFeEW
Through our partnership with @kermitsiargao, which started last October 2017, we were able to prevent an estimate of 351,648 plastic bottles from being used for a single time. With a bed capacity of 50, a… https://t.co/YPahazUMG0
Sea what you all did there?! A huge wave of thanks to business partners who set up water refilling stations #water4all instead of selling bottled water and to YOU who switched to reusable bottles! That's 1 million… https://t.co/UwtaZGB2Tt
Empty reusable water bottle? Don’t know where to refill?
Fret not! You can use this QR Code to launch the Google Maps of water refill stations for easy access and navigation to the nearest station. #plasticbattle… https://t.co/S2PdwZsEhr
10 years after @UN recognised water & sanitation as human rights, billions of people still do not have safe water or toilets.
To highlight this grave injustice, please join us for a day of global protest on 28 July
Here's how you can get involved 👉https://t.co/RT0uTgxQkq
Providing water refilling during festivals enable party goers to access clean & safe water without the single-use plastic packaging that can pollute the environment.
During Paraw Regatta @nurturenatureph set up another water refill station that prevented 280 single-use plastics.
Tourism is dependent on clean water for many of its involved activities, but most significantly for drinking. However, there is a perception that the tap water in the developing countries… https://t.co/DDSfcExNcf
Bring tumbler and refill instead of buying single-use water bottle. You can refill your reusable water containers from #plasticbattle partner water refill stations using our Plastic Battle Map. Dine in restaurants or cafés that don’t hand out single-use straws and cutlery.
Ways to reduce your impact in #Siargao or any destination.
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Instead of buying sachets, use small, refillable containers for your personal care products. Bring your own reusable bag, cutlery, tumbler, and straw.
Let's celebrate earth Earth Day everyday by refilling our reusable water bottle.
Locating the partner refill stations made easy using our Plastic Battle app.
Downloadable from Apple Store for iOS devices. #earthday#EndPlasticPollution#plasticbattle