On this Earth Day, the children of our society proudly launched the second phase of our waste paper recycling project, Eco Pages. Our mission is to revolutionize paper waste by reducing the need for tree cutting and minimizing the harmful effects of chemicals on our planet.

In this phase, we focused on adding natural colors to the recycled paper. We achieved this by creating dyes from the leaf litter of mangrove species, specifically Rhizophora and Avicennia. Mangrove leaf litter provides a sustainable and eco-friendly source of dye, eliminating the need for synthetic chemicals.

By utilizing these natural resources, we not only produced beautiful, colored recycled paper but also highlighted the importance of mangrove ecosystems. Mangroves are vital for coastal protection and biodiversity, and using their leaf litter supports our commitment to environmental conservation.

Eco Pages is a testament to the power of community action and the positive impact we can have on the environment. Together, we are taking small steps towards a greener, healthier planet.

Stay tuned for Part 3 and future phases of Eco Pages as we continue to innovate and expand our efforts in recycling and sustainability. Exciting developments are on the horizon!