Some Past Events

Beach Clean Up

A beach clean-up is a volunteer-led activity aimed at collecting and removing litter from beaches to protect marine life. Volunteers typically work in teams, collecting various types of waste like plastic bottles, food wrappers, discarded fishing nets, and other non-biodegradable items that harm the environment and marine animals.

Sengkang Youth Chapter

Christmas Upcycling

Repurposing and upcycling commonly found items at home to make Christmas ornaments. Our creative team was responsible for generating attention-grabbing ideas that enticed everyone! The residents had a jolly good time..Ho! Ho! Ho!

Christmas celebration for Geylang Serai residents.

Geylang Serai Residents

Bottle Planter and Composting

Discover how to upcycle plastic bottles into creative and functional planters while learning the basics of composting to turn organic waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer for your plants. This workshop is perfect for all ages and offers a fun way to explore sustainability.

Nanyang Community Center open house

Eco Fest

Environmental festival with mini eco-kiosks organized by students. Key takeaways about the event were spreading awareness about taking little green steps, a platform for students to showcase their role as change-agents and opportunity to bond as a community with a common purpose.

Siglap South Community Center

Youth Talk

These inspiring young speakers came, they saw, and they conquered. With their unique, fresh perspectives on our climate crisis and their passionate pleas and innovative solutions for us to help them pave the way for a brighter future. Truly, these are the leaders of our future and we’re so glad they’re all spreading little green waves in the world at their tender ages.

Green Is The New Black

Food Composting Workshop

Students, who were inspired to start composting in the school yard, constructed a rolling compost bin at their very own D&T lab.

Kitchen waste from the canteen can now be turned into rich fertilizer.

Victoria Secondary School

Rain Garden Competition

Part of Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters Program, we conducted a competition which had students from 8 different schools created a rain garden and learn about water filtration processes. The hands on experiment conducted in a fun and constructive competition environment gave students a deeper understanding of the natural mechanisms in the ecosystem we are a part of.

Public Utility Board

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