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On November 10, we headed to Panaga School to talk about single-use plastics to the Wildlife Warriors! 🌿🐢 We had an absolute blast working with the students. They enthusiastically fired off answers to every question and were clearly passionate about the topic. We shared plenty of laughter and passion for protecting our planet, especially during the activities: the mini beach cleanup and the plastic-sorting relay race.🏝️♻️ Group photos of Green Brunei Committees with the organiser. We hope you can look back on our session for inspiration as you prepare to give your very own talk to local schools! 💚

On October 17th, Green Brunei organised an epic beach cleanup showdown for BEDB at Seri Kenangan Beach! 🏖️ Teams competed fiercely in house colours, with Yellow emerging victorious by hauling in a massive 127.9kg of waste. Well done to BEDB as your competitive spirit contributed in the removal of a whopping 397.4kg of trash of our shores.🌍Shocking finds included: a fridge door, metal gate, and 4 tyres. Proving how far pollution travels! 🗑️ BEDB staff doing a zumba warm up before the start of activity. BEDB staff during the Beach Cleanup Activity. A representative from BEDB yellow team being awarded the first prize for weighing the most rubbish. Together, we turned the tide on ocean trash, leaving cleaner beaches and brighter waters for Brunei's future. 🌊 Who's ready for the…

On Sunday, 21 September 2025, a total of 31 participants embarked on a hike guided by members of Majlis Perundingan Kampong (MPK) to explore the scenic and historical trails of Batu Berpangkat and Bukit Batu Bujang Pahang. Along the way, they discovered hidden gems, including an old coal mine, Telaga Putri Mandi, Lubang Arang Batu Cave and a bat cave, all nestled near the trails of Pulau Berambang. The participants heading off from Jetty Bumbongan 12 for Bukit Batu Bujang Pahang Hiking trip. A briefing from Majlis Perundingan Kampong before the hike started. The participants during the hiking trip. A group of participants at the peak of Bukit Bujang Pahang. It was a meaningful way to connect with nature, learn something new, and spend the weekend with like-minded nature lovers.…

On 18 September 2025, Green Brunei, in collaboration with Brunei, Energy, Services and Trading (BEST), organised a tree planting activity at Tamu Gadong. A total of 30 trees were planted to raise awareness about the importance of tree planting in preserving Brunei’s ecosystem and supporting a more sustainable future. 🌿 BEST staff listening to a briefing from one of our committees, Hazirah before the start of the tree planting activity. BEST staff doing a zumba warm up. The staff during the tree planting activity. The activity brought together participants who were eager to learn and take action, fostering a deeper appreciation of how small efforts like tree planting can create a lasting impact on the environment and future generations. 💚 A big thank you to @jabatanbandaran.bsb for their kind support in making…

From 29–31 August 2025, Green Brunei was invited to participate in the NGO Open Day at Youth Hub. The event served as a platform for the public to engage with NGOs, learn about their initiatives, and discover how they can contribute to meaningful causes. A group photo with the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports Dato Seri Setia Haji Awang Nazmi bin Haji Awang Mohamad. At our booth, visitors enjoyed interactive games such as Spin the Wheel, Mock Beach Clean Up, and Mix & Match, making sustainability fun while gaining insights into our green initiatives. Participants playing one of our booth games, Mix and Match. A group photo with committees from other booths. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who stopped by and supported us—together, we are paving the way…

Green Brunei officially launched its Climate Explorer programme on Tuesday, 19 August with the first school visit participated by 28 students and 3 teachers from Sekolah Arab Temburong.  The first trip brought together enthusiastic students and teachers to visit Eco Ponies Garden and Mori Farm, where the participants engaged in hands-on farm-to-table activities and learned about eco-friendly farming methods, biodiversity and the traditional kampong lifestyle. Not only that, they gained valuable insights into the cultivation of food using natural, chemical-free techniques and discovered the ecological significance of local plants such as Moringa and other herbs. The visit reinforced the importance of sustainable food production and the interdependence between agriculture and the natural environment. Temburong Arabic School Student planting a chilli seedling at Ecoponies. Temburong Arabic School students at Mori Farm.…

On 23rd June 2025, Green Brunei, in partnership with the European Union, organised a nature walk at Berakas Forest Reserve. The event brought together over 80 participants from diplomatic missions, government agencies and the public for a meaningful experience of Brunei’s coastal forest landscape while promoting physical wellness and environmental appreciation. The ceremony opened with the keynote speech from Hajah Tutiaty binti Haji Abdul Wahab, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Primary Resources and Tourism. She emphasised Brunei Darussalam's national strategy reflects these priorities through the National Forest Policy and the Brunei Darussalam National Climate Change Policy (BNCCP) currently 72% of forest cover in Brunei’s land and a national commitment to designate at least 55% as forest reserves. As part of Brunei’s climate action efforts, a total of 186,698 trees were planted…

On 14th June 2025, Green Brunei, in collaboration with @rentokilinitialbn, organised a meaningful tree planting activity at Berakas Forest Reserve. Together, we successfully planted 100 trees, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future for Brunei. 🌱🌍 Participants during the tree planting activity. Louis Leong the Managing Director of Rentokil Initial Brunei, During the tree-planting activity. PHOTO BY RENTOKIL INITIAL BRUNEI We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to @forestry.brunei for their guidance during the planting activity and for their continued support of our reforestation initiatives. Let’s keep working hand in hand to nurture a healthier planet for generations to come!

🍴 It’s a zero-waste cook-off! 👨‍🍳👩‍🍳To wrap up our 3-day Waste to Taste: Zero-Waste Cooking Programme, instructors from IBTE and PPB went head-to-head in a friendly showdown using everything from root to stem! 🌿🫜🥕 A photo from day 1: Chef Wardah(left) and Chef Farina(right) demonstrating a sustainable and zero waste cooking ingredients. Culinary Instructors replicating Thung thong(The Golden Pouch) demonstrated by Chef Wardah. Both teams showed amazing creativity and teamwork – turning kitchen scraps into impressive dishes that wowed our judges. 🥳 Big congratulations to IBTE for taking the win!👏 And well done to PPB for putting up a great effort – you were amazing too! A photo from day 3: Contestants unwrapping their "mystery black boxes" as part of their test. Certificate awarded to one of the constestants from…

From September 2024 to February 2025, Green Brunei embarked on an ambitious and transformative journey to restore one of the nation’s most vital ecosystems—the peat swamp forests. Funded by the prestigious ASEAN Blue Innovation Challenge, organised by UNDP Indonesia, ASEAN Coordinating Committee on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and the Government of Japan, this initiative marked a significant step forward in environmental conservation and climate action in Brunei Darussalam. Why Peat Swamp Restoration Matters Peat swamp forests are among the most valuable ecosystems on the planet. They act as natural carbon sinks, storing vast amounts of carbon dioxide and helping to mitigate climate change. These unique habitats are also home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, many of which are endangered or endemic to the region. However, peat…