Contest to tackle waste disposal


The team from SM St Michael tried out bird watching.

AS we struggle to clear waterways of discarded plastic and battle increasing islands of floating rubbish, the Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) is looking towards secondary school students to be the next generation to save the planet.

The annual “Water Vision” contest returns once again to engage schools, students and local communities nationwide to tackle the serious issue of solid waste disposal, especially plastic.

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