An Eco-Adenture Grouping in the Philippines; who cares more about the ecology and the culture of the indigenous people hopes to create a new kind of tourist; a traveler who would much rather stay in a hut than look for 5 star accommodations, who is respectful of local customs and traditions, someone who will readily eat the local food and drink, dance with the locals, and be mindful of the people and environment they are visiting. Visit their website for a whole new experience. http://www.wix.com/roughphilippines/cordilleraexpeditions
Don't give a damn about climate change? Well, you shouldn't have to, in this movie, its all about protecting the environment for the sake of protecting your own personal benefit, not others!
If you are currently a student of NTU living in one of the sixteen Halls of Residences, then you are just the person we are looking for! The reason? Hall Recycling Drive 2010 is here!
From 23rd to 31st December, special recycle bins will be catered to you right at your Hall for you to dump all those used paper notes and clothing! Get rid of all that exam stress and dump all those filthy notes out! You'll never need to see them again!
MST is just around the corner, yet participants from different schools and SP Environment Club members come together to join us in this very first biofuel plant visit we had organised.
To start off the tour we had last Saturday, we boarded a chartered bus that was running on bio-diesel, fuelled by Alpha Biofuels. We were warmly welcomed by Jaimie and Alvin, the project managers of Alpha Biofuels upon arriving at the plant.
FINALLY! The first blog post on the “Garden Updates” page is here! Sorry for keeping you people waiting. I know that there are many who are eager for some updates of SPENV Garden@Moberly. Rest assured that our garden has been through a few stages and there are progress being made to make it the ‘premier’ garden in SP.
This event brought us to Macritchie Reservoir for a nature trek. Before the start of the trek, we walked from Marymount MRT Station to the Macritchie Reservoir instead of taking the public transport to further reduce our carbon footprint.
Upon our arrival at Macritchie Reservoir Park, we saw a few monkeys prowling around. Honestly, most of the participants have not seen such monkeys before, therefore it was quite an eye-opener for them.
If you are currently a student of NTU living in one of the sixteen Halls of Residences, then you are just the person we are looking for! The reason? Hall Recycling Drive 2010 is here!
FINALLY! The first blog post on the “Garden Updates” page is here! Sorry for keeping you people waiting. I know that there are many who are eager for some updates of SPENV Garden@Moberly. Rest assured that our garden has been through a few stages and there are progress being made to make it the ‘premier’ garden in SP.
This event brought us to Macritchie Reservoir for a nature trek. Before the start of the trek, we walked from Marymount MRT Station to the Macritchie Reservoir instead of taking the public transport to further reduce our carbon footprint.
