Culasi National High School recently organized a successful Clean-up Drive and Mangrove Planting event. Students and faculty rolled up their sleeves to clean up their community and plant mangrove saplings, demonstrating their commitment to environmental conservation. This inspiring initiative is a testament to the power of collective action and the importance of preserving our natural resources.

When it comes to saving the environment, Culasi National High School and the Punta Buri community are proving they’re not just talking the talk—they’re planting, cleaning, and walking the walk!

Culasi National High School recently rolled up its sleeves for a Clean-up Drive and Mangrove Planting event that was as impactful as it was inspiring. With every piece of litter picked up and every mangrove sapling planted, the students and faculty sent a powerful message: caring for the environment is a commitment, not a chore. This wasn’t just about beautifying the coastline; it was about giving nature a helping hand and strengthening the coastal ecosystem for generations to come.

Meanwhile, over in Punta Buri, the community came together for their Coastal Clean-up Drive, proving that teamwork truly makes the dream work. Armed with determination (and a lot of trash bags), they tackled debris and left their shores gleaming. Their efforts showcased the heart of community-driven action—every hand counts when it comes to safeguarding the environment.

These initiatives go beyond just cleaning and planting. They’re about cultivating a shared sense of responsibility and showing that every small action, when multiplied, can lead to big, beautiful changes.

So here’s to Culasi National High School and Punta Buri: shining examples of what happens when communities and schools team up to protect our planet. Together, they’re proving that environmental guardianship isn’t just an event; it’s a way of life.