Our Trails allow participants to see, hear, smell, touch and even taste sustainability related topics. By weaving in relevant local context, these experiential learning journeys invite participants to explore the relationship between different topics such as heritage, culture and sustainability, and appreciate different perspectives.
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Experience a half to full day learning journey around an area or neighbourhood that incorporates one or more sustainability themes (e.g. plastic or fabric waste) where experienced facilitators stimulate meaningful discussions among participants with room to explore and reflect.
Understand the problem and learn about local green efforts on-the-ground with an experiential visit to places like a materials recovery facility or a community garden on a rooftop carpark in Singapore!
A continuous project where volunteers collect clean, dry, non-recyclable plastics to be turned into functional furniture. The plastic stools and tables crafted by participants will be used to furnish partner cafés – a resourceful way of minimizing waste and costs as well!
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Our largest event yet, with a whopping 51,000 participants – small wonder that we ended up with 23 bins of plastic bottles and cans, salvaged 1,300 over towels and a haul of 525.5kg of banana peels at the end of the event! Our army of volunteers worked tirelessly both day and night encouraging the participants to keep the running routes clean and to remind them to dispose of their trash in the proper bins.
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We’re proud that we made this run for a good cause even more worthy by educating participants on responsible waste disposal. With the help of passionate young volunteers from Victoria Junior College, we collected almost 110kg of fruit peel and reached out to 7,000 participants.
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Our volunteers collected waste, repurposed towels, and rescued excess food to be donated to community centers. Altogether, we collected a massive 388kg of banana peels to be used as compost in community gardens – we’re certain that the crops grew very well for the next few months!
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