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Saving the Abacan River: Restoring a Lifeline

Writer: Minerva Arceo
Minerva Arceo
Sep 9
1 min read
Volunteers pick up waste and garbage at the Abacan River as part of the Abacan River Cleanup Drive initiated by the Balibago Waterworks System Inc. to restore the river’s natural beauty and at the same time raise environmental awareness in the community. - Photo by: Erlin Due
Volunteers pick up waste and garbage at the Abacan River as part of the Abacan River Cleanup Drive initiated by the Balibago Waterworks System Inc. to restore the river’s natural beauty and at the same time raise environmental awareness in the community. - Photo by: Erlin Due

The Abacan River continues to tell a story—one shaped by the communities that live alongside it, the challenges brought by pollution and waste, and the people who have chosen to take action.


What began on Earth Day 2025 as a cleanup initiative has grown into a sustained movement bringing together volunteers, communities, organizations, businesses, and government partners in the shared responsibility of protecting the river.


Through the Abacan River Cleanup Drive, thousands of volunteers have come together to remove waste, raise environmental awareness, and help restore the river—not simply to make it look clean, but to help make it healthy and resilient for generations to come.

Anchored on the call of “Isang Pintig para sa Malinis at Ligtas na Tubig,” the initiative reminds us that protecting our water resources is a responsibility we all share.


Read the full story and learn how the Abacan River Cleanup continues to grow from a single cleanup into a sustained commitment for clean, safe, and sustainable water.


Read the full story: [Original Article]

 
 
 

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BALIBAGO WATERWORKS SYSTEM, INC. is a proud member of: AquaFed

THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PRIVATE WATER OPERATORS

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