100,000 marine animals are killed each year by plastic wastes, and one-third of marine animals are found to have plastic in their systems.
Let us clean our coasts, protect our environment and save marine lives. Ultimately, we are helping ourselves and generations ahead.
One simple act of picking the trash, benefits many ahead.
Environment Cleanup
Date:
12 February 2022 Saturday (Pasir Ris Park)
19 February 2022 Saturday (Pasir Ris Park)
Time: 2.00pm - 3.30pm
A confirmation email with details will be sent to you
The event will adhere to the social gathering safe distancing measures as mandated by the government.
Keep to the group size of 5 on the clean-up date and no inter-mingling among different groups are allowed.
As our awareness grows, we will be more conscientious in our efforts to protect the environment…
“No matter our age, our circumstances, or abilities… Each one of us can create something remarkable with out lives”
We are so happy and honoured to have 100 overs of like-minded people like you from all over the world, of different races joining us on Saturday, 18 November 2017! It was not just a typical cleanup activity as every piece of plastic that we picked up may indirectly save a live.
Despite the shower and thunderstorm, our spirit remain high for the mangrove coastal cleanup and 30 of us collected a total of 48kg of litter just along the small stretch of coastline along Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.
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