In order to further promote the garbage classification work and improve the environmental awareness of community residents, the West Railway Station community carried out a domestic waste classification publicity activity in the Banzhu Cuiyuan Community Square on January 9. The purpose of this event is to educate residents about the importance of garbage sorting and encourage them to actively practice it in real life.
The event was very lively, with more than 70 community residents actively participating. Volunteers distributed pamphlets on garbage sorting to the residents and explained in detail the methods and significance of garbage sorting. They stressed that waste sorting is not only good for environmental protection, but also promotes the efficient use of resources. Through waste separation, we can correctly classify recyclables, hazardous waste, wet waste and dry waste, so as to reduce environmental pollution and achieve sustainable development.
In order to let residents have a deeper understanding of garbage classification, the event also set up a garbage sorting game. Residents actively participated in learning Xi how to properly separate garbage through games. Residents who put it correctly also received beautiful gifts, which further stimulated everyone's enthusiasm to participate in garbage sorting.
More than 40 pots of succulents were distributed as rewards, which not only beautified the community environment, but also reminded residents to cherish nature and protect the environment. Through this activity, the residents said that they have a deeper understanding of garbage classification, and they will actively participate in the action of garbage classification and contribute to the construction of a better home.
The garbage classification publicity activity of the West Railway Station community was a complete success. It not only raises the environmental awareness of residents, but also promotes the harmonious development of the community. Let's work together to create a greener and better future.
Source: West Station Community