Towards Zero Waste: Workshops now Accepted

By Margaret T -
Bituen is currently accepting requests for workshops & trainings for  developing positive attitude towards sustainable living.
The workshop covers why we need to address waste management at the individual and home levels, with the following topics:
  1. What to do with biodegradable wastes.
  2. Container-gardening
  3. Paper, fabric, plastic & can upcycling.
  4. Sustainable lifestyle.
Please call (63)-2-9941372 or email bituen.org@gmail.com for inquiry or details. Images shown are actual projects from waste materials tackled during workshops.

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