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Third East Asian Seas Youth ForumSen RornWhen I was in high school, my friends and I always have lunch atthe mountain near Kep Beach. We go there to breathe in the freshair and to enjoy our delicious food. We were very happy with thequiet atmosphere and beautiful sounds of birds. During holidays, Igo the the beach with my close friends by bicycle. As I walk alongthe beach, we pick up garbage and put them into recycle bins. It’ssad to see tourists, and even locals, throwing trash near the beachwhere they swim and take some time off.As a Social Communication and Journalism student, we use varioussocial media in promoting our social and environmental activities.We produce interview videos about these activities and put them inthe Internet, so people can easily share them.I am now part of the Integrated Coastal Management activitiesin Sihanoukville. Through this project, I became aware ofmy community’s problem with regard to solid/liquid wastemanagement, marine resources management and alsomanagement of habitat fishery zone. I hope I can contributeenough to solve these issues in my community.Maria Reisa de Castro MaasWhen I was in college, I was able to participate in twocommunity-based projects. One of the projects implemented awaste management system in Daan Tubo in Quezon City. DaanTubo is a partner community of Miriam College and it lies near theDiliman creek. Our goal was to educate the residents about thehealth and environmental consequences of throwing garbage intothe creek. We designed a brochure on waste segregation and putup a place for the material recovery facility. The residents couldpile their garbage in that area and the garbage collector wouldn’tneed to go house by house anymore. The hard part was gettingthe people involved but we managed to provide them with thebasic knowledge and means to sustain the project.A few years ago, a partner community of Miriam College nearBiak na Bato National Park was hit by a typhoon. Some of theirplantations were ruined, so we decided to construct a plantnursery. We brought the necessary materials and helped build thenursery. We also helped clean up the trail in the Biak na Bato Parkso that the garbage would not spill into the river.12
Young Champions for the OceanGearing up for the ForumOnline Discussion for the Third EAS Youth ForumIn preparation for the Youth Forum, an online discussion board at the EAS Congress website (http://eascongress.pemsea.org/yf3) wasset up to facilitate interaction among the YF3 delegates and to initiate discussions on the required outputs for the Forum.Among the main points that you’ve discussed include the concept the youth exhibit for the Congress, the youth statement and theyouth action plans. This part of the Forum allows you to translate your statement of commitment into on-the-ground actions withsupport from prospective funding organizations.Your discussions also continued through the Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/253495678091561/), which wascreated for you, Young Champions.This Discussion Board and Facebook group page will be your platform to discuss, share experiences and encourage each other tocontinue with your environment-related activities especially after the Forum. After the YF3, participation on the online discussionboards may be open to other youth groups to build a stronger network of informed and committed young leaders for the environment.These may also be linked to online networks of the previous Youth Forums.13
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