Mobilizing seatizen-led initiatives that empower Filipinos towards collective action and behavior change 🦈✊🏽 Oh, and pun ALWAYS intended 😉
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Are you a Filipino seatizen
18-23 years old who’s ready to make waves? 🌊
We’re creating a new Generation of Sea and Earth Advocates (Gen SEA). If you have the drive to make a difference and want to level up your leadership and advocacy skills, Gen SEA is for you! 🤩
Tag someone who should apply 👀
Deadline for applications is on 30 November 2024. The program kicks off in January 2025.
Gen SEA is a project of Save Philippine Seas and the French Embassy in the Philippines. For more information, visit savephilippineseas.org/gense…
As part of @MDLZ's Trash Right campaign, we conducted a Marine Litter Learning Workshop for 54 educators from 27 public elementary schools in Parañaque!
Trash Right aims to foster a circular economy for plastic and empower communities to adopt
responsible waste management practices. 🗑👍
Read more about this coral-boration in the link below.
bworldonline.com/spotlight/2…
Our Commservation Workshop is back! 🤩 Are you a graduate student enrolled in UP Diliman looking to elevate your science communication skills? 📝
Save the date and apply for our next Commservation Workshop in partnership with the UP Diliman College of Science on October 12 & 14, 2024. 📚🪸
✏️ Deadline for applications is on 15 September 2024. Visit savephilippineseas.org/post/… for more details.
Save the date and apply for our next Commservation Workshop in partnership with the UP Diliman College of Science on October 12 & 14, 2024 📚🪸
✏️ Deadline for applications is on 15 September 2024. Visit savephilippineseas.org/post/… for more details!
Save Philippine Seas retweeted
The French Embassy congratulates 11 🇫🇷🇵🇭 CSO’s selected from 113 proposals to the Youth and Oceans Fund as part of the #BlueNations Initiative! France and the Philippines working together on the way to #UNOC3! 🌊
Save Philippine Seas retweeted
Our team spent the week at the annual National Marine Educators Association (NMEA) conference in Boston with RELATO co-founders and MCAF Project Leaders Yolanda Sánchez and Celeste Kroeger and Save Philippine Seas (SPS) Executive Director and MCAF Fellow Anna Oposa! 💙
Happy Independence Day, seatizens! As the second largest archipelago in the world with over 7,100 islands, we are surrounded by our seas. Here are some of our dive spots that showcase our diverse marine life, making the Philippines worth diving for. ✨
SPS is ofishally a teenager! 🥳 Thirteen years of growing our community and coral-borators online and offline, enabling Filipinos to appreciate our marine life, and empowering seatizens one pun at a time — all to save the Philippine seas.🌊 Thank you for swimming with us! 🩵✨
Save Philippine Seas retweeted
TOP 40 OUTSTANDING SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN ORGANIZATIONS! 🌱
We are thrilled to announce our Top 40 Sangguniang Kabataan Organizations selected from hundreds of applicants for the Angat Kalikasan: Young Leaders Convergence for Environmental Governance Fellowship Program!
Carp-e diem!🐟 You only live once, so grab this opportunity to help save our seas from plastic pollution with The Marketplace one eco-bag at a time!
If you need a new reusable bag, the Seas the Day tote bag is available in all The Marketplace branches nationwide until May 13, 2024.🛒
Proceeds of this coralboration will help support our marine conservation efforts.🥰 #savephseas #themarketplace #marineconservation
Chief Mermaid @annaoposa is one of three panelists for @rappler's Be The Good: Women on a Mission episode! 📽
To close Women's Month, this panel discussion moderated by Rappler head of community Pia Ranada shines the spotlight on mermazing Filipino women community leaders..
Last few days to help us make waves of change using your Globe Rewards points! Learn about where your donations will go this year. 🫶
Donate your points before they expire on March 31! ⌛️ Just download the Globe One app, tap "Rewards points" and search for Save Philippine Seas.
Save Philippine Seas retweeted
Plastic pollution is a serious problem in Manila. A new study highlights a community-involved process to understand the origins of and solutions to an insidious issue. @JambeckResearch @SavePHSeas @DebrisTracker
eos.org/research-spotlights/…
