IN the bustling metropolis of Manila, a green revolution takes flight. The 2nd Stanley K. Ng (SKN) Outreach Program "EnviAviate," became a beacon of hope and innovation, intertwining the celebration of Captain Stanley Ng's birthday with a powerful mission — to sow the seeds of sustainability in the hearts of the underprivileged youth through urban farming and to chart a course towards low carbon aviation at Bonifacio Global Center Urban Farmers Community.
The event was not just a program, but a symphony of support, orchestrated by his friend and advocacy partner who is a titan in the field. Science Diplomat Glenn Banaguas—a United Nations laureate whose name is synonymous with climate action, lent his voice to the cause. Consul Beatrice Ang — a director at Philtrust — also joined the ensemble, playing a pivotal role in harmonizing efforts towards environmental education and action.
Under the canopy of Manila's skyline, children discovered the rhythm of urban farming. They delved into the earth planting not just seeds, but dreams of a future where food security and climate resilience go hand in hand. This initiative is a testament to the belief that every child can be an agent of change, transforming their concrete jungles into lush, edible landscapes.
"EnviAviate" also cast a spotlight on the skies, advocating for a shift to low carbon aviation. It's a call to the industry to rise and embrace sustainable practices, ensuring that our blue skies remain clear for generat.