On it's second year, Project Lakbay Aral brought a busload of underprivileged students to Las Farolas, a freshwater aquarium facility located in Frontera Verde, Ugong, Pasig City.
Last December 1, 2013, sixty-two* students went on a guided tour of the 2-storey living museum which features 117 giant aquariums and 34 giant biotopes. They certainly enjoyed their face-to-face encounter with rare and exotic freshwater species from different parts of the world.
After exploring the facility, the students were asked to share their insights and write their personal commitment to help ensure the protection and conservation of our freshwater ecosystem and our environment.
After the tour, everyone trooped to a nearby fast food restaurant for lunch and some bonding time.
Much, much thanks to the Las Farolas management and our very generous sponsors and volunteers! You are amazing! We can't thank you enough for supporting this worthwhile project!
Until our next Lakbay Aral activity! (Which is scheduled very soon!)
Last December 1, 2013, sixty-two* students went on a guided tour of the 2-storey living museum which features 117 giant aquariums and 34 giant biotopes. They certainly enjoyed their face-to-face encounter with rare and exotic freshwater species from different parts of the world.
Much, much thanks to the Las Farolas management and our very generous sponsors and volunteers! You are amazing! We can't thank you enough for supporting this worthwhile project!
Until our next Lakbay Aral activity! (Which is scheduled very soon!)
*The tour was organized to benefit 70 underprivileged students. Unfortunately, eight students were not able to join the tour.
Please visit Project Lakbay Aral FB Page for more photos.
Sending you happy thoughts...
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