Check out this amazing Environmental Superhero that is taking action for a plastic-free planet!
17-year-old Arlian aka PLASTIC FREE BOY is a passionate and inspiring young leader who has been on a 7-year mission protecting the ocean by enabling school students to have agency over their learning and as global citizens to create a just and sustainable future.
"I believe my generation is the key to change. Students are the new leaders of Tomorrow. I love inspiring students with my story to become changemakers themselves, empowering them to create innovative solution-based projects.
"My mum who is a documentary produced the 22min documentary 'Plastic Alarm' in which I feature as 'Plastic Free Boy' inspiring kids about what they can do to help save our future. So we created a Super Hero."
'Plastic Alarm' has been shown in schools internationally, showcasing the problems and solutions to plastic pollution.
The 22 min film featuring Arlian aka Plastic Free Boy, has educated over 790,000 students globally about the problems and solutions of plastic pollution. Shown in schools and community screenings globally.
Every year on December 11, people around the world celebrate International Mountain Day, a time to learn how mountains shape our planet and support life in incredible ways. Even if you do not live anywhere near a mountain, these towering natural wonders affect the water you drink, the animals you love, and the adventures you dream about.
Soil might look like simple brown dirt, but it is one of the most alive and important parts of our planet. World Soil Day is a chance to explore the tiny world hidden beneath our feet, a world filled with creatures, nutrients, and natural systems that help plants grow, clean our water, and even protect the climate. When we understand how soil works, we can appreciate this incredible resource and learn how to protect it.
World Wildlife Conservation Day takes place every year on December 4, and it reminds us how important it is to protect the amazing animals we share our planet with. Many species are endangered because of wildlife crime, which includes poaching, the illegal pet trade, and the destruction of habitats.