THE REASON BEHIND THE PROJECT 

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Mangroves are trees that grow on water, with their roots rising out to breathe oxygen. Mangrove capture 4 times more C02 than rainforests, so they're a key agent in the fight against climate change. But 30% of mangroves population has been destroyed, and the plastic pollution is strangling their roots and choking them to death. 

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Las Piñas-Parañaque Wetland Park is home to 30 hectares of some of the last Mangroves in Manila. But plastic is threatening them. 

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THE CALL TO ACTION!

Together we can change this and save the Mangroves before it's too late. 

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HOW?

Organize a massive clean up at the Las Piñas-Parañaque Wetland Park on February 19, 2023, and gather 1,000 volunteers..

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FROM TRASH, TO TREASURE

We will sort all the trash collected, and recycle the Polypropylene into amazing Pangea's Mangove Sunglasses that will sell to fund future clean ups.