Friday, June 1, 2012

La Union Eco Trip

Mass Transit to Bauang and San Fernando La Union
3 trash bins for segregation of waste in their public parks



The use of solar panels for electricity in public parks


Interview in the fish market:  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMRqTsM38ZI

A Day with a Career Environmentalist

Shekeilah, Anniellie, Project Leader of Baguio Regreening Movement Madam Forester Muyano, and Nicklaus

Be vigilant.  This was the message of Baguio Re-greening Movement Project leader Eufronia P. Muyano.  Forester Muyano emphasized the need for vigilance of the students against people who pollutes & destroy the environment.  These includes throwing garbage in the river, irresponsible cutting of trees, and vandalism.  If students see this acts being committed, they should call the attention of the violator or report it to proper authorities.  As part of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Mrs. Muyano encouraged the students to take part in caring for the environment.  She reiterated that the government cannot solve the these problems alone.
Illegal logging is one of the rampant problems that her department is trying to stop.  She stated that the growth of population demand a greater need for wood thus people cut trees irresponsibly.  According to her, it would be better that if one tree is cut, the person who cuts it should plant 50 trees as a replacement.  She also mentioned that we have a lot of laws and yet the implementation is not serious.  Ideas such as Baptismal Tree Certificate for every newborn baby or Adopt a Tree and yet there is no political will to implement it. 
She encouraged students to plant trees even in pots.  When asked what environmental projects with sustainable and long term effect will she implement if she will be a school teacher or administrator, she said that she will require the students to bring seedlings and plant it in their school ground.

Fashionable Recycled Products


Hats made from nylon rope





Pencil Case made from plastic folding

Small bag

Shoulder bag


Bazaar of Recycled Products

Bags made out of tetra pack juice on display

Customers starting to flock

Variety of bags made from newspaper and plastic folding

Bags and purse made from plastic folding

Various baskets made from pine cone needles

Eagerly waiting for customers




School Environmental Policies

The school can promote energy conservation but the students did the signage creatively to have a more memorable message to the readers to conserve energy.

The Science Department teachers through the leadership of Mrs. Florence Balictan labeled the plants inside the school campus.

The Yes-O people supervises the proper segregation of waste inside the classroom.  They even have a judging sheet to determine the best implementer of waste segregation

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Students plastic bag arts displayed in school's museum

The lining of this shoulder bag (yellow) is made out of plastic bag



This table mat is made out of plastic bag


This sleeper's integral part  is made out of plastic bags


School's Non Teaching Staff doing the plastic art

Finance Department

Medical Department

Mr. Karim, one of the guidance counselor showing his art work

Ms. Ofel busy cutting the plastic

One of the nurses showing her work

Technicians group

Utility group

Showcase of their finished arts

Showcase 1

Showcase 2

Showcase 3

Showcase 4

Showcase 5