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Valenzuela City Starts Green Movement, Conducts Tree-Planting Activities
2022-11-04 
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Orientation on Tree Planting

Delmar Amaro, Agricultural Technologist from the City Agricultural Office discusses the correct method of planting trees for Disiplina Village Bignay residents and other volunteers during the greening activity in the City’s resettlement site, November 4, 2022. 

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Collaboration Aiming for a Green Society

The City Government of Valenzuela conducts an Urban Greening Program in partnership with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources – National Capital Region (DENR – NCR), San Miguel Brewery, Inc., PAMANA Transport Services, Inc., and St. Martin of Tours Trailways, Inc., November 4, 2022, with over 30 volunteers participating in the tree-planting program. They planted 200 Bougainvilleas, 7 Molave Trees, and 50 Bamboo Trees at Disiplina Village Bignay. The project aims to contribute to mitigation of the hazards of climate change, and to help reduce carbon footprints of the participating companies.

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Urban Greening Initiative

A volunteer from Disiplina Village Bignay Integrated Community Food Production (ICFP) digs the ground to plant Bamboo Trees in Disiplina Village Bignay, November 4, 2022. The City Government of Valenzuela conducted an Urban Greening Program in collaboration with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources – National Capital Region (DENR – NCR), San Miguel Brewery, Inc., PAMANA Transport Services Inc., and St. Martin of Tours Trailways, Inc. They planted 200 Bougainvilleas, 7 Molave Trees, and 50 Bamboo Trees at Disiplina Village Bignay. Over 30 volunteers participated in the tree-planting program.

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Due to the worsening situation of global warming and the city’s desire to have more green spaces, the City Government of Valenzuela partnered with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) – NCR, PAMANA Transport Services Inc., St. Martin of Tours Trailways, Inc., and San Miguel Brewery Inc., to institute the environmental campaign called “Urban Greening Program,” held at the local housing project of the city, the Disiplina Village – Bignay, November 4.

A conglomerate of volunteers from Integrated Community Food Production (ICFP), DENR – NCR, and drivers and conductors from PAMANA Transport Services Inc., and St. Martin of Tours Trailways Inc., have planted over two hundred (200) Bougainvilleas, fifty (50) ornamental Bamboo trees and seven (7) Molave trees around the spacious pavements of Disiplina Village – Bignay.

Mr. Audi Secerio of the PAMANA Transport, on the other hand, is fully aware how the transportation companies like them contribute to the pollution. They support these kinds of initiatives in order to help alleviate air quality condition in the city. Aside from participating in tree-planting activities, they have already changed their car engines to new models that releases small amount of chemicals that could harm the environment.

“Batid namin na ang mga sasakyan ay nagdudulot ng pollution. Bilang ang aming kumpanya ay nabibilang sa [sector ng] transportasyon, kaya naman ang mga ganitong proyekto ay malapit sa aming puso, dahil gusto naming pong kahit papaano [ay] makontrol ‘yung polusyon na naidudulot ng mga sasakyan,” he said. [We know that cars cause pollution. As our company belongs to the [sector of] transportation, that's why such projects are close to our hearts, because we want to somehow control the pollution caused by vehicles]

Environmental research show that global warming continues to worsen, it greatly affects the climate of our country. Because of this, our country is facing serious environmental problems such as warming and rising oceans, hotter temperatures, droughts, more severe storms, gradual depletion of species, and health risks.

The Local Government of Valenzuela City continues its objective in providing its constituents more green spaces and transforming the city to a more livable haven.

 

 

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2022-11-04 | By: Regino Morata Jr.

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