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Youth at work in La Mesa watershed
April 09, 2026
|malaya Business Insight
In Quezon City, students and youth leaders gathered at La Mesa Ecopark for a seed and soil bagging activity, handling seedlings in plastic bags as facilitators guided them through the process.
The activity focused on preparing planting materials. Working in small groups, participants filled plastic bags with soil, seeds, and young trees, completing seedlings for future planting.
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