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    The Raya School will hold a coastal cleanup event on January 21, 2017 at Freedom Island in Paranaque, Metro Manila. The goal is to promote environmental awareness and the impacts of plastic waste. Students, faculty, and parents will work with organizations to make eco-bricks from collected plastic bottles and trash to later build school structures. The cleanup area is an important habitat for birds but has no restrooms. Participants are advised on proper clothing, materials to bring, and cleanup instructions and schedule.

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    The Raya School will hold a coastal cleanup event on January 21, 2017 at Freedom Island in Paranaque, Metro Manila. The goal is to promote environmental awareness and the impacts of plastic waste. Students, faculty, and parents will work with organizations to make eco-bricks from collected plastic bottles and trash to later build school structures. The cleanup area is an important habitat for birds but has no restrooms. Participants are advised on proper clothing, materials to bring, and cleanup instructions and schedule.

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    Coastal Clean Up Plan

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    Arlene Daro
    The Raya School will hold a coastal cleanup event on January 21, 2017 at Freedom Island in Paranaque, Metro Manila. The goal is to promote environmental awareness and the impacts of plastic waste. Students, faculty, and parents will work with organizations to make eco-bricks from collected plastic bottles and trash to later build school structures. The cleanup area is an important habitat for birds but has no restrooms. Participants are advised on proper clothing, materials to bring, and cleanup instructions and schedule.

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    Raya Coastal Cleanup!

    The Raya Schools Grades 3-8 students, faculty and parents, together with the Oishi team
    and The Plastic Solutions (pending) will be having a Coastal Cleanup at Freedom Island,
    Paranaque, Metro Manila (LPPCHEA) on January 21, 2017.

    GOAL: To promote environmental awareness and the impacts of our throwaway culture in
    one of the critical habitats (LPPCHEA) in Metro Manila.

    Day goal: To make at least 5-10 eco-bricks per person


    Long term goal: To use the eco-bricks to build simple school or community structures
    (e.g. simple benches, bottle walls)

    What are Eco-bricks?


    An Eco-brick is a plastic bottle stuffed solid with non-biological
    waste to create a reusable building block.

    How to build using eco-bricks?


    Read the guide: http://www.ecobricks.org/wp-
    content/uploads/2014/02/Vision-EcoBrick-Guide-2.1.pdf
    Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxJcYIR3Uk8

    Know more about Plastic Solutions!


    https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15-Hpcni-
    BtPC_YoY8GtFKt22wZlMXeHCisIcDh0wPIM/edit#slide=id.g1609f74df9_0_4

    Must-Know:
    There are no toilets within the area
    You can do bird watching! Bring your binoculars! LPPCHEA is a haven for indigenous
    and migratory birds that use the mangrove trees as roosts and nesting areas and the
    mudflats and beach as feeding grounds.
    Lovely mangroves can be seen around! The last mangroves to be seen in Metro
    Manila.
    (LPPCHEA) Las Pias Paraaque Critical Habitat and Ecotourism Area is the first
    Critical Habitat established in the country.
    Know more about it here: http://ncr.denr.gov.ph/index.php/e-library/list-of-iec-
    materials/89-webpage/142-lppchea

    About LPPCHEA: http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/las-pinas-paranaque-critical-habitat-


    and-ecotourism-area/

    ITINERARY
    5:30AM Call time at LPPCHEA
    6:00AM Orientation/Briefing

    6:15AM Clean-up Proper


    8:00AM Gathering of eco-bricks
    8:30AM End of Clean-up
    WHAT TO WEAR WHAT TO BRING
    - white dry fit shirt or comfortable white For cleanup!
    shirt - reusable gloves (garden gloves/
    - pants dishwashing gloves)
    - tongs
    - rubber shoes
    - 5-10 pcs of 1.5L bottles (empty)
    - hat (wide brim hats are recommended) - sticks to push the plastics inside the bottle
    - Sako

    For energy!
    - at least 1L of water
    - snacks
    - towels
    - umbrella (in case it rains)
    - smile

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