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Want more fish? Protect the marine environment

watersideng by watersideng
August 7, 2026
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Waterside Centre NG proudly joins the world in celebrating World Environment Day, observed annually on June 5.

This day is essentially set aside to draw attention to the need for collective action against #environmentalpollution caused by human activities.

The #watersidecentreng advocates actions for #3Rs – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle to ensure #wastereduction.

To cut down on #singleuseplastics, we can utilise a personal water bottle, and reusable #totebag. We must protect #marinebiodiversity, for #coralreefconservation, which supports #fishproduction. Children would get sufficient protein from daily #fish intake. Only a healthy #naturalenvironment would serve the present and future #generations.

Public health and #wellness are directly impacted by the health of our environment.

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