Become an Insta Activist🌱🥰

SAVE THE FISHES

Nobody or nothing can give the peace the nature can. ❤️💕

Puray ❤️

L I G H T S, S W E E T S, P H O T O 🍦

Amazing day being a local tourist at Seaworld Gold Coast, Australia. Felt like a kid again in awe at all the animals and how smart & cute they all are! It was also really nice look through adult eyes. To see & understand more about how Seaworld take initiatives in educating guests about marine wildlife & how our actions towards the environment impact their future. 

Let’s start from now !

I LOVE LOOKING AT THE SKY. 

I mean just taking my time, appreciating the endless possibilities of art the sky holds. It’s the same sky but everyday it’ll be  a different kind of visual beauty to be loved.  Which do you prefer? Sunset or sunrise? Share some pics if you have ‘em!

5 // May // 2018

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has. Margaret Mead

Indoor Forrest 

This is so cool! The only question i have is why is it made specifically for the airport when this would make a great tourist attraction for everyone??

A step forward or a step back?

Although this is great news and it is possible that The Great Barrier Reef won't be destroyed due to coral bleaching, is this better than focusing on the bigger issue that our modern society faces? Climate change threatends more than just coral reefs, so aiming to fix that issue instead of the bigger problem is pointless when the ice caps are melting and sea levels are rising. Clouds are able to store more water before it rains, causing higher rates of floods and droughts, and effecting crop farming. These all being the effects of rising tempretures. Sure we may find a way to save coral reefs, but is it worth it when all these other problems will inevitably get worse and worse?

Stop the plastic nightmare. 

You must've been hiding under a rock if you haven't noticed all of the stories in the news about how bad the plastic situation has gotten in the world.  Many bars, clubs and restaurants have stopped using plastic straws. In the U.K. they introduced a surcharge on carrier bags in supermarkets to encourage people to reuse bags or use fabric ones. There's also been a bigger push from coffee shops to buy reusable coffee cups and I read that in London the mayor has installed water stations to encourage people to carry their own water bottles.  I read in The New Plastic Economy report that by 2050 there'll be more plastic in our oceans than fish if we don't drastically cut down our plastic...