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Rediscovering Nature
Friday, September 24th, 2010 08:15 pmI love nature. That is why I totally enjoyed our NatSci 5 field trip last September 4th. I originally planned to make my own post about it, but toxic period continues up to this day (and probably won't cease till the end of the semester) and since we were asked to make a collective reaction paper on it anyway, I've decided to just share the work we did here (with a few edits by me). I think this best describes the wonderful experience we had in San Juan, Batangas (I especially love the part about our experience at the Seascape). Just to show the beauty of the places we've visited, I inserted a few photos in between paragraphs and added some short descriptions (and commentaries, for some).
First, a disclaimer :) This work is a collective reaction paper, and in no way written by me alone. In fact, most of the paper was done by some of my group mates (AKA the people listed below), beta-ed by me :) The pictures are all taken by me, please don't take them without permission :D
Well then, here it is.
( Discovering Biodiversity :D )
You can see that we really learned a lot in this trip. Not only that, it has awaken in us a new freshness of appreciation for nature. It's wonderful to know that there are still places in our country where the environment is still pure and undisturbed, and seeing them awakens in us a feeling that we definitely need to preserve places like this and work hard to save other natural resources that are slowly deteriorating.
We don't have to be environmental stewards for us to do our parts in saving nature, we can help in our own little ways (like putting trash in the proper trashcan, not littering, etc.). They may just be little things, but if you add them up they will surely come a long way. So, let us all do what we need to do in order to save nature, so that our children, grandchildren, and the many more generations to come will still be able to see just how beautiful nature is.
First, a disclaimer :) This work is a collective reaction paper, and in no way written by me alone. In fact, most of the paper was done by some of my group mates (AKA the people listed below), beta-ed by me :) The pictures are all taken by me, please don't take them without permission :D
Well then, here it is.
( Discovering Biodiversity :D )
You can see that we really learned a lot in this trip. Not only that, it has awaken in us a new freshness of appreciation for nature. It's wonderful to know that there are still places in our country where the environment is still pure and undisturbed, and seeing them awakens in us a feeling that we definitely need to preserve places like this and work hard to save other natural resources that are slowly deteriorating.
We don't have to be environmental stewards for us to do our parts in saving nature, we can help in our own little ways (like putting trash in the proper trashcan, not littering, etc.). They may just be little things, but if you add them up they will surely come a long way. So, let us all do what we need to do in order to save nature, so that our children, grandchildren, and the many more generations to come will still be able to see just how beautiful nature is.
