Small Steps Matter (Thematic Output)

    In a world filled with the beauty of nature, there's also a side where negativity exists—climate change, rising sea levels, deforestation, pollution, and habitat loss are just a few of these challenges. However, we, the people experiencing these issues, have the power to make a change. As a student and a member of the Science Club, I've participated in activities that help improve the environment, and we aim to continue these efforts to make the world a better place.

    Recently, the Science Club and YES-O organized a tree-planting activity in celebration of National Science Club Month. This event, held in collaboration with the Science Department and officials from Barangay Marcos District, Santa, Ilocos Sur, had a positive impact on the environment. Tree planting helps reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, combats climate change, prevents soil erosion, and provides a habitat for wildlife.

    Of course, planting trees isn’t the only way we can contribute to protecting our environment. The SSLG also led a Campus Clean-Up Drive where all clubs and affiliates of Ilocos Sur National High School took part. We cleaned up our designated areas and collected trash. This simple act helped in creating a cleaner and healthier school environment.

     

    However, we don’t need to be part of an organization to make a difference. As individuals, we can contribute to the environment through small actions. As shown in the pictures, by simply picking up trash and cleaning our surroundings, I am already contributing. Imagine if we all made these efforts a part of our daily lives!

                                

    Each of us must take action to address the environmental challenges we face. By doing so, we can reduce the negative impacts and preserve the beauty of our world, but it starts with each one of us making a contribution.

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