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Texas is drowning, and the world is watching.Entire neighborhoods swallowed by rising waters. Families displaced. Lives turned upside down overnight. This isn’t just a natural disaster it’s a wake-up call. Roads are rivers. Homes are gone. And the rain doesn’t stop. This is no longer “just weather.”This is the climate crisis and it’s here.

It’s a planting day for us at Billabong High’s new building, as the place needs shady trees and some greenery. Our NGO is committed to supporting them with this project.

After the cleaning event, there was a competition to create something useful or artistic from the collected waste, and we won second place for the innovative items we made

We presented this local man who is fighting for our biodiversity and environment on the daily with a plaque. He should not only be recognized locally, the work he does is something that should be celebrated nationwide. He has not only saved 40+ White Terns, but he has also expanded his conservation to marine life

Veshisaafu in Laamu is celebrating World Environment Day 2025. Our heartfelt gratitude to the Environment Ministry for the kind invitation. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with other NGOs and exchange inspiring ideas for protecting our environment. This was an incredibly eyeopening event and we are beyond grateful to have gotten this opportunity. We

We look forward to celebrating the hardworking women of our NGO in a more vibrant and meaningful way. No matter what others may say, these women have remained committed to keeping our community clean and safe, a selfless effort that benefits us all.

We are grateful for the opportunity to take part in the “Kudhinaa Gaathun” forum, organized by the Addu City Council in collaboration with UNICEF. The forum shed light on important issues affecting children’s upbringing in today’s society, and it has deepened our understanding and commitment to driving positive change within our community.

Veshisaafu NGO initiated Environment Day awareness sessions for @billabonghigh.addu students, in collaboration with @thimaaaveshi and @addu.naturepark.The two sessions conducted by Nature Park and Project Thimaaveshi were informative and engaging for the students. We hope we were able to instill important knowledge on plastic pollution in these young minds—our future advocates for the environment. A heartfelt thank you to the Principal and

Fuvahmulah is of breathtaking beauty, and most of it is maintained by the civilians living there, who take it upon themselves to keep their island clean. This island should be an example to everyone to take individual responsibility and try our best to keep our land clean. Let’s all do our share.

Every year, plastic pollution puts the lives of at least a thousand sea turtles at risk. Turtles are a key part of our marine biodiversity, and their survival matters. Let’s do better, stop littering and take responsibility for protecting our environment.