In celebration of World Oceans Day, Evertis partnered with the Sol Pacífico Foundation and organized a beach clean-up with students from the Arroyo Seco School (Jalisco, Mexico). It was the perfect opportunity to encourage stewardship and volunteerism along our coastlines, and get the younger generation involved in cleaning-up marine debris.

The children picked up the garbage, then separated it into 5 corresponding containers: plastic, glass, cardboard, aluminum, and non-recyclable inorganic waste. Afterwards, they enjoyed sponsored surf lessons as part of the experience, making this occasion a positive and memorable community event.

This was an opportunity for the students to not only learn about the importance of recycling and how to do so properly, but also have fun while valuing the importance of taking care of our mother earth.

In celebration of World Oceans Day, Evertis partnered with the Sol Pacífico Foundation and organized a beach clean-up with students from the Arroyo Seco School (Jalisco, Mexico). It was the perfect opportunity to encourage stewardship and volunteerism along our coastlines, and get the younger generation involved in cleaning-up marine debris.

The children picked up the garbage, then separated it into 5 corresponding containers: plastic, glass, cardboard, aluminum, and non-recyclable inorganic waste. Afterwards, they enjoyed sponsored surf lessons as part of the experience, making this occasion a positive and memorable community event.

This was an opportunity for the students to not only learn about the importance of recycling and how to do so properly, but also have fun while valuing the importance of taking care of our mother earth.

In celebration of World Oceans Day, Evertis partnered with the Sol Pacífico Foundation and organized a beach clean-up with students from the Arroyo Seco School (Jalisco, Mexico). It was the perfect opportunity to encourage stewardship and volunteerism along our coastlines, and get the younger generation involved in cleaning-up marine debris.

The children picked up the garbage, then separated it into 5 corresponding containers: plastic, glass, cardboard, aluminum, and non-recyclable inorganic waste. Afterwards, they enjoyed sponsored surf lessons as part of the experience, making this occasion a positive and memorable community event.

This was an opportunity for the students to not only learn about the importance of recycling and how to do so properly, but also have fun while valuing the importance of taking care of our mother earth.

In celebration of World Oceans Day, Evertis partnered with the Sol Pacífico Foundation and organized a beach clean-up with students from the Arroyo Seco School (Jalisco, Mexico). It was the perfect opportunity to encourage stewardship and volunteerism along our coastlines, and get the younger generation involved in cleaning-up marine debris.

The children picked up the garbage, then separated it into 5 corresponding containers: plastic, glass, cardboard, aluminum, and non-recyclable inorganic waste. Afterwards, they enjoyed sponsored surf lessons as part of the experience, making this occasion a positive and memorable community event.

This was an opportunity for the students to not only learn about the importance of recycling and how to do so properly, but also have fun while valuing the importance of taking care of our mother earth.

In celebration of World Oceans Day, Evertis partnered with the Sol Pacífico Foundation and organized a beach clean-up with students from the Arroyo Seco School (Jalisco, Mexico). It was the perfect opportunity to encourage stewardship and volunteerism along our coastlines, and get the younger generation involved in cleaning-up marine debris.

The children picked up the garbage, then separated it into 5 corresponding containers: plastic, glass, cardboard, aluminum, and non-recyclable inorganic waste. Afterwards, they enjoyed sponsored surf lessons as part of the experience, making this occasion a positive and memorable community event.

This was an opportunity for the students to not only learn about the importance of recycling and how to do so properly, but also have fun while valuing the importance of taking care of our mother earth.

In celebration of World Oceans Day, Evertis partnered with the Sol Pacífico Foundation and organized a beach clean-up with students from the Arroyo Seco School (Jalisco, Mexico). It was the perfect opportunity to encourage stewardship and volunteerism along our coastlines, and get the younger generation involved in cleaning-up marine debris.

The children picked up the garbage, then separated it into 5 corresponding containers: plastic, glass, cardboard, aluminum, and non-recyclable inorganic waste. Afterwards, they enjoyed sponsored surf lessons as part of the experience, making this occasion a positive and memorable community event.

This was an opportunity for the students to not only learn about the importance of recycling and how to do so properly, but also have fun while valuing the importance of taking care of our mother earth.