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Environmental Month PhotoBlog - Q1 THEMATIC OUTPUT

 Environmental Month is a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet. Celebrated annually, it focuses on educating people about environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, and conservation. During this month, various activities and campaigns encourage individuals and communities to take action in preserving natural resources, promoting sustainability, and reducing their environmental footprint for a healthier future.


1). Me cleaning our frontyard


2). 2 Newly planted malunggay trees in our frontyard


3). Residents of our barangay are cleaning the surroundings of our community.

4). Residents of our Barangay declogging the drainage systems of our barangay 


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  1. CARL7 October 2024 at 18:40

    i read about your blog and i really love it, all i can say is just keep the good work and continue what you've start.

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  2. Gabriel Angelo10 October 2024 at 22:49

    Your photoblog for the National clean up month is very interesting , every picture is reminder to keep our planet clean.

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