Let's bring back the dragonflies

I was surprised to see two frolicking dragonflies in the middle of the school quadrangle while at work.  I wonder if it is still possible to bring them back to a more frequent (or regular?) basis.

Surely, there will be more if we embrace green development.

The shutter is there for us to see. It is the finger that clicks and the brains decide when I want to take photographs...

After a few seconds, we see images captured in another angle.

After taking this picture for weeks now, my mind is diverted to the ecological implication of this architectural structure.  Had we preserved all those pristine corals of old, how paradisaical could we be?

What an earth day!

Apart from sending inspiring (agitating?) text messages to friends on the 22nd of April, I consciously went into the day by spending it with a national team of young people. They wanted to be enlightened more about resource mobilization. It was a very challenging yet enriching experience for all parties.

What set apart in the resourcing scheme that I presented was the 'greening' of the movement's budget. Indeed, the exercises were a bit tiring and we just stopped for sometime to give room for synthesizing.

While I was ready to give myself a rest, a call/text was received that involved the panglao reclamation developments...

And then I found myself giving back to the environment even to the last minute of the day.

There are some who can indirectly dedicate oneself to the environment for the earth day. For me, circumstances just don't allow it to happen