|
Sorry folks for this really late post (better late than nothing) that we've kept you all waiting for. It has been ages since the last posting had been done. Well, here again.. we stand (or should we say, dump?) all the memories of what Swinburne Green Club has been through this semester.
As usual a recruitment drive had been done with the hope that more students as well as Swinburne staffs join the club.
It's free.
huh? yeah it's free by the way.
do you know what is the cool thing about joining this club???
It is not only FREE as we mentioned about. You can make friends from there too! Of course, NEW FRIENDS, apart from learning, sharing, conserving, and preserving the Earth.
As usual a recruitment drive had been done with the hope that more students as well as Swinburne staffs join the club.
It's free.
huh? yeah it's free by the way.
do you know what is the cool thing about joining this club???
It is not only FREE as we mentioned about. You can make friends from there too! Of course, NEW FRIENDS, apart from learning, sharing, conserving, and preserving the Earth.
GREEN CLUB = FRIENDS + NEW FRIENDS + FUN + SAVE the ENVIRONMENT
One perfect combination we would say..
There are more things that have to be done for MOTHER NATURE and let’s lend helping hands to her.
For now we’ll let the pictures talk about our past activities...
RECRUITMENT DRIVE 2009
Clean Up the World (Beach Cleaning) 2009
and as you know, Swinburne Green Club has taken a part of this community since 2008.
Clean Up the World is a community based environmental program that inspires and empowers individuals and communities from every corner of the globe to clean up, fix up and conserve their environment.
Now in its 18th year, Clean Up the World, held in conjunction with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), mobilises an estimated 35 million volunteers from 120 countries annually, making it one of the largest community-based environmental campaigns in the world.
go to their website : Clean Up the WorldNow in its 18th year, Clean Up the World, held in conjunction with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), mobilises an estimated 35 million volunteers from 120 countries annually, making it one of the largest community-based environmental campaigns in the world.
and as you know, Swinburne Green Club has taken a part of this community since 2008.
we decided to go for beach cleaning, as our annual activity, at Pasir Pandak, Kuching.
Creative Designs: Sand Art Competition
***Simple but Meaningful***
To the End of the DayGood work Everyone
Photos compliment to our official photographer: Gary Chan
P.S : we would like to do this event annually, with some improvements by providing you a volunteer certificate and member certificate. still in progress, wish us luck! ;)
oh yeah, let's do this resolution, folks..
"conservation starts from home"
let's do conserve, from your self first, from you home sweet home!
P.S : we would like to do this event annually, with some improvements by providing you a volunteer certificate and member certificate. still in progress, wish us luck! ;)
oh yeah, let's do this resolution, folks..
"conservation starts from home"
let's do conserve, from your self first, from you home sweet home!
