Date: 27th March 2010
Time: 2030H - 2130H Action: Turn off the Lights (or more if you want)
Earth Hour @
Esplande 7:00pm to 10:00pm Esplanade Park More info Earth Hour @ South West 6:00pm to 10:20pm Hong Kah North Community Club More info Earth Hour @ North West 7:30pm to 10:00pm Zhenghua Community Club More info Earth Hour @ North East 7:30pm to 10:00pm Damai Secondary School More info Earth Hour @ South East 7:30pm to 10:00pm Bedok Community Club More info Earth Hour @ Simei 8:30pm to 9:30pm East Point Mall More info
Earth Hour (Singapore)
in the Heartlands 7:30pm to 10:00pm Punggol Community Club More info Earth Hour @ Merabu 7:00pm onwards Merabu Bar More info Earth Hour + Ms Earth (SG) Party 8:00pm onwards The Arena, Clarke Quay More info SEPO Gathering @ Labrador Hostel 7:00pm to 10.00pm Labrador Hostel More info Ye Shang Hai (Shanghai Nights) 7:00pm to 10.00pm Terrace Plaza next to Blk 454 RC Centre (Choa Chu Kang Ave 4) More info 60 Earth Hour Star Party 7:00pm onwards East Coast Park Costs: SGD1 for aged 12 and above More info Stargazing @ Chinese Garden 7:30pm to 12:00am Chinese Garden MRT Station More info Earth Bar 8:00pm onwards Food #03, 109 Rowell Road More info Green Drinks 7:30pm to 12:00am 326 River Valley Road More info
Raffles Junior College
Serangoon Secondary School Siglap Secondary School Tanjong Katong Secondary School PARTNERS Asia-Europe Foundation http://asef.org Metblog Singapore http://singapore.metblogs.com Mr Brown Blog http://www.mrbrown.com Mr Miyagi http://www.miyagi.sg RubbedCode http://www.rubbedcode.com World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) http://www.wwf.sg Grassroots Organisations: Environmental Challenge Organisation (Singapore) http://www.eco-singapore.org Green Drinks Singapore http://www.greendrinks.sg Lam Soon Community Club Youth Executive Committee Marine Parade Community Club Youth Executive Committee Nauretrekker http://naturetrekker.org Nee Soon Central Community Club Youth Executive Committee North East Community Development Council http://www.northeast.org.sg Punggol Community Club Youth Executive Committee United Nations Youth Association of Singapore http://www.unyas.org Vegetarian Society Singapore http://www.vegetarian-society.org Wild Singapore http://wildsingapore.blogspot.com Schools: Broadrick Secondary School Bukit Panjang Govt High School Chong Cheng High School (Main) Damai Secondary School First Toa Payoh Secondary School International School ITE College Central (Yishun) Jurong Secondary School Marsiling Secondary School Montfort Secondary School Montfort Service Learning Club National University Singapore Students' Union Students Against Violation of the Earth (SAVE) NUS Ridge Online Nanyang Technological University Earth Link North Vista Secondary School Raffles Girls School Raffles Junior College One Earth Club Serangoon Secondary School Siglap Secondary School Singapore Management University SMU Verts Singapore Institute of Management Green Living Club SMa School of Management St Anthony's Canossian Secondary School St. Hilda's Secondary School Tanjong Katong Secondary School Temasek Junior College Yuan Ching Secondary School Companies: Action Manufacturing & Trading Aim landscape Alpha Biofuels Aquaticate! Asian Geographic Magazines AxPertZ.Com Bar Advice CapitaLand Chocomedia CSR Asia C T Hansen International Pte Ltd EduKaff Learning Centre enoughtalk.org Food #03 EONLUX SMExport Jones Lang LaSalle JTJM Innovation Hub Keppel Land Pte Ltd KANAKA ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE PTE LTD Lingua Port Liquixtone Singapore Mahogany Sophia Merbau Pte Ltd Microsoft Online Services Group South East Asia NEC Asia New Asia Records Pte Ltd Om Project Orange Valley Healthcare Pte Ltd OVO Creatives Phillips Electronics Singapore Prosafe Production Renaissance Antique Gallery Dempsy Road Branch Seroja Entertainment Services LLP Singapore Compact SKM Singapore Pte Ltd SNAPPYBUY Sunny Cove LLP Suntec Convention Centre The Golden Space VERNICIA Private Limited Vocanic WAMsolutions Who Works Around You Pte Ltd XL Results Foundation Yolk ZAK EXHIBITIONS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD |
Another youth-led initiative coordinated by ECO Singapore
Wednesday, March 25, 2009Singapore Heartlands Unite for Earth Hour 2009Singapore Heartlands Unite for Earth Hour 2009- Over 1,200 youth volunteers reach out to 30,000 households On March 28, 2009, ECO Singapore, the leading youth social enterprise advocating sustainable lifestyles for youths, will again support WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) in Singapore for the highly successful annual Earth Hour event. For one hour starting from 8:30pm, commercial entities and residential households around the island will power down their lighting collectively, drawing attention to the extent of energy that actually goes into superfluous lighting. In 2008, ECO Singapore organised the first community Earth Hour event in Singapore at Punggol Community Club, engaging around 10,000 households in the area door to door through the efforts of more than 300 student volunteers. Residents were then invited to a community event held at Punggol Community Club. For 2009, the occasion will be celebrated simultaneously at five locations: a downtown event at the Esplanade and four community events in the heartlands supported by community organisations like Community Development Councils (CDCs) and schools. ECO Singapore will be co-organising the event at the Esplanade and the main organiser of all the four heartland community events – one in each district. At each location, youth volunteers will engage households door to door to amplify the energy conservation message and share tips on saving electricity. Highlights at these community locations include cultural performances and screenings of environmentally related movies and messages. A total of more than 1,200 student volunteers will be educated on energy conservation and trained to engage the residents. The aim is to engage about 30,000 households in total. Corporate sponsors and partners for the community events include Starbucks, NEC and City Development Ltd (CDL), and Discovery Channel and Northwest, Southwest and Southeast Community Development Councils. Key details of the Earth Hour community events are as follows: (a) Northwest District Venue: Zhenghua Community Club Guest of Honour: Liang Eng Hwa, MP for Holland-Bukit Timah GRC Student volunteers: West Spring Secondary School, Republic Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic Community partner: Northwest CDC (b) Southwest District Venue: Hong Kah North Community Club Guest of Honour: Dr Amy Khor, Mayor Southwest District, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources Student volunteers; Commonwealth Secondary School, Catholic Junior College, National Junior College Community partner: Southwest CDC, Hong Kah North CCMC (c) Southeast District Venue: Bedok Community Centre Student volunteers: St Anthony Canossian, Temasek Junior College Community partner: Southeast CDC, Bedok CCMC (d) Northeast District Venue: Damai Secondary School Student volunteers: Damai Secondary School, Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic “After the success of last year event co-organised with Punggol Community Club and Northeast CDC, we look forward to making 2009’s Earth Hour at the Heartlands even bigger, reaching out to more Singaporeans. We started our planning earlier, and we have a committed bunch of young enthusiastic people in our team who want to make a difference,” says Sean Ow, volunteer chairman of ECO Singapore’s Earth Hour @ Heartlands project team 2009. Wilson Ang, president of ECO Singapore adds, “Climate change is now more just a movie or something we read about in the papers. It’s something happening right now, and it is likely to affect many generations to come if we don’t do something about it. Through Earth Hour and other ECO initiatives, we hope to reach out to more young Singaporeans, bring about a conscious change in mindset, and inculcate more environmentally-sustainable lifestyle choices.” To pledge support and action for this cause, visit the Earth Hour @ the Heartlands website, www.earthhoursingapore.org, or join ECO’s Earth Hour Singapore Facebook Group. ---------------------------------------------------- About Environmental Challenge Organisation (Singapore) Environmental Challenge Organisation (Singapore), or ECO Singapore, is the leading non-governmental youth environmental social enterprise in Singapore promoting sustainable lifestyle choices. Operational since 2005, ECO Singapore has established an active environmentally-oriented voluntary youth foundation, creating leadership opportunities for Singaporean youths at home and abroad, and instilling a sense of commitment and ownership in local and global environmental issues and solutions. ECO Singapore challenges youths aged 17-35 to choose sustainable lifestyles and embrace environmental issues holistically. ECO Singapore actively drives and supports local and global environmental initiatives with support from other environmental stakeholders – such as the National Environment Agency, Public Utilities Board, the National Youth Council, local and international environmental groups ECO Singapore Website – http://www.eco-singapore.org ECO Singapore Facebook group - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6718125635 For a list of participating companies and organisations – www.earthhour.org/singapore — volunteer coordinator |