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Image Source When I was young, I started my day on the East so I can welcome the warm embrace of the sunrise. The air was crisp, cool, and smell so fresh. The fragrance of the green forest greeted me as the wind whispered in my body. The flowers were blooming with colors then and the butterflies roamed freely in the Babylonian gardens. The sky was so blue as if you can reach it with your hands. Birds glided gracefully like angels sent from heaven and their sweet song echoed as it touches the mighty cliffs of the mountains. The rivers were clear as a mirror and its water was soft like a warm pillow. The school of fish danced gracefully underneath the picturesque beauty of the pacific sea. Its waves roared with joy as it touched the crystal shore. When the moon and the sun set above the ocean, the water twinkled like a diamond star. These were the memories of my past, the past I missed so hard. Time has faded my beauty and others abused my generosity. I gave shelter to m...

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Our modern industrial economy takes a mountain covered with trees, lakes, running streams and transforms it into a mountain of junk, garbage, slime pits, and debris. - Edward Abbey Image Source: Wikipedia

Simple things, can change the world.   Do your share. www.isanglitrongliwanag.org

We never know the worth of water till the well is dry.  ~Thomas Fuller, Gnomologia , 1732 Image Source : Wikipedia

Listen to the sound of the forest.... <p><br><br>We</p> Let us preserve them.  So that our children can still enjoy them in the future. Do your share. Now.

Scary right? You should be scared because these cute creatures will be in danger of extinction if conservation efforts will not be prioritized. The decline of the population of the Tarsiers started in the '70s when the demand for these animals grew as scientists used them for experiments and poachers traded it for profit. Do your share. Protect the Tarsiers.

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This fragile earth Deserves a voice It needs solution It needs change It needs action -Greenpeace

Look into my eyes… can you honestly say that you love me? Probably, these will be the words of the Philippine Tarsier if given a chance to verbally express themselves. These small creatures scientifically called Tarsius Syrichta, are considered one of the smallest primate in this planet. It weighs around 70-165 grams and is only 3-5 inches in size. The Philippines Tarsier can be found in the southern island of the Philippines and is closely related to the Bornean tarsier, spectral tarsier, pygmy tarsier, and Dian’s tarsier that can be found in other parts of Southeast Asia. The Philippine tarsier is not yet considered part of the endangered species . However, if conservation efforts will not be prioritized, these cute creatures will be in danger of extinction. The decline in its population started in the ‘70s when the demand for these animals grew as scientists used them for experiments and poachers traded it for profit.   Slow growth of the tarsier popul...

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Image Source Green is in. This is the newest trend for people who strive to preserve Mother Earth. In fact, a number of Eco-friendly alternatives have been introduced in various industries. And now, it started to invade our kitchens. If we want to have an Eco-friendly kitchen, we should start by patronizing organic food products. These are food grown without the use of harmful chemicals like pesticides or artificial fertilizers and are processed without the use of irradiation or food additives. But being Eco-friendly does not stop there, it also includes the way we cook and prepare our dishes. To be an Eco-Friendly chef, one must learn to ... READ MORE