The Earth is what we all have in common,”—a timeless reminder by Wendell Berry, that our shared planet binds us all. Earth Day, celebrated globally on April 22, continues to inspire collective environmental action. In 2025, with global temperatures already 1.3°C above pre-industrial levels, the world edges closer to the 1.5°C danger mark. The UN urges a 43% reduction in emissions by 2030, aiming for net-zero by 2050—critical milestones for a livable future.

DBDOC proudly lead the way in environmental education for young minds. This year’s Earth Day programs focused on pollution awareness, climate change, and ecosystem conservation—empowering children to become future environmental stewards.

Across our centers, children eagerly participated in tree planting, green-themed art, storytelling, and eco-performances, blending creativity with environmental learning. These engaging activities foster not just knowledge, but a deep-rooted sense of responsibility.

Through hands-on experiences, we promote sustainable habits—teaching the importance of waste reduction, forest preservation, and clean energy. By nurturing awareness today, we are shaping the eco-conscious leaders of tomorrow and working toward a healthier planet for generations to come.