1) The document describes a 7-week waste segregation monitoring project conducted by a student where biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and recyclable wastes were separated. 2) Over the course of the project, the amounts of each waste type varied depending on garbage collection schedules and cleaning activities. 3) The recyclable materials like plastic bottles and cans were regularly sold to earn money while helping the environment.

1. Bataan Peninsula State University
Narrative Report of Proper Waste
Segregation
Environmental Education
Submitted by:
Geraldine Perez
BSE III- Social Studies

2. First week:
The Biodegradable waste such as dried leaves will be given to the trash man when the truck of garbage
was on its way to our street. The left-over foods such as rice, fruits, vegetables, etc. were put in the
separate pail ofr container and this is the food of my pig.
The Non-biodegradable such as empty packs of junk foods, over used and damaged plastic bags
will be givwen also to the collector of the garbage.
The recyclable materials such as cans, bottles, and plastics are separated in two sacks and my mother
were selling it to the junk shop.
Biodegradable Non-biodegradable Recyclable Materials
Second week: The Biodegredable waste were only half-sack because the garbage collector were got
the garbage last Saturday. Still, the left-over foods were eaten by my cat and the pig.
The non-biodegradable were replaced to a sack because of the abundance of waste in our house. We
recycled the good quality plastic bags in our house.
Recyclable materials also placed in its new container or sack. We added at least 3 cans of sardines
and 2 bottles of catsup and fish sauce. The papers also become more abundant because in myself only,
I have used many scratch papers everyday and I put it in the sack of papers.

3. 3rd week of monitoring :
There’s no change in my observation to the biodegradable waste in my house. We have a very big
mango tree in front of our house and it contributes to our garbage, especially its leaves. My mother
cleans our house’s surroundings every morning and the waste, moslty dried leaves, were put in the
sack.
The non-biodegradable were also put in a separate sack.
The recyclable materials such as the plastic bottles and cans were almost full and its nearer to be
sell in the junk shop. My parents continues to use papers in cooking to make fire.
Biodegradable Non-biodegradable

4. Bottles Papers
4th week: The Biodegradable materials were almost full in the sack and tomorrow, the garbage
collector will get it.
The non-biodegradable waste were also put in the right place.
Biodegradable Non-biodegradable
Plastics/Cans/Bottles Papers

5. 5th week :
There’s nothing new in the routine. Still, biodegradable materials were put in the proper sack. It will
be collected by thr truck either Tuesday or Friday.
Non-biodegradable waste has the same process in the biodegradable.
But in the recyclable materials. If we remember, it was already sold last week. Now, we hace a half-
sack plastic bottles and cans because my relative has given it to me and said that I must sold it to the
junk shop. I am very happy because I have gained money in selling it then I helped to conserve our
ernvironment.

6. 6th week :
The biodegradable waste were almost half-sack.
The non-biodegradable waste such as plastic bags were placed in its sack.
Plastic and glass bottles continues to gain a large number and its neare to be sold. Papers were
became abundant and the sack were almost full.
Biodegradable Non-biodegradable
Plastics/Bottles/Cans Papers

7. 7th week: The Biodegradable waste were few in the sack of dried leaves. But the non-biodegradable
materials has almost full because my family has conducted a general cleaning in the house last
Saturday. We put all the trash in the sack and waiting for the garbage collector tomorrow to get that
waste.
Biodegradable Non-biodegradable
Plastics/Bottles/Cans Papers