Hawaii e tsebahala ka ho ba le mabōpo a matle le a matle ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng - 'me ke boikarabelo ba motho e mong le e mong ho thusa hore a lule a le joalo. Sebaka se ka thōko lebōpong le ka boroa-bochabela ho Sehlekehleke sa Hawaii se tletse lithōle le lithōle tsa leoatle tse tsamaisoang ke maqhubu le meea ea khoebo. Lintho tse hlatsuoang lebopong khafetsa li kenyelletsa lisebelisoa tsa polasetiki, lisebelisoa tsa ho tšoasa litlhapi tsa khoebo le thepa ea lapeng eo hangata e lahloang - e leng khopotso e tšoenyang ea bophelo ba hajoale ba maoatle a rona.

Empa e ntse e hloekisoa e le karolo ea morero oa bohahlauli o ikarabellang, ka lebaka la sehlopha sa baithuti ba sekolo se phahameng ba tsoang New Zealand, Australia le Japan. E le ho ananela Letsatsi la Machaba la Tlhoekiso ea Lebopo ka la 21 Loetse, Bahloekisi ba Leoatle, moeta-pele ea sa etseng phaello ea tikoloho New Zealand, le Hawaii Wildlife Fund ba sebelisane le Hawaii Tourism Oceania, Hawaii Tourism Japan le Hawaiian Airlines ho tlisa baetapele ba bacha Hawaii. Sehlekehleke sa tlhoekiso ea lebōpo sebakeng sena se hole sa Hawaii Island. Basebetsi ba National Geographic ba nka filimi ea tlhoekiso ea lebopo bakeng sa lenaneo la Eco-Traveler, le tla bapaloa Oceania hamorao.

“Mosebetsi oo re o etsang ke oa bana ba rōna le bana ba bana ba rōna,” ho boletse Hayden Smith oa Sea Cleaners. "Re tlameha ho etsa liphetoho hona joale tseleng eo re sebelisang bophelo ba rona ba letsatsi le letsatsi ntle le tšebeliso e senyehileng."

Baithuti ba 12, ba khethiloeng ka lebaka la boetapele ba bona bo tsitsitseng, ba tla sebelisa boiphihlelo ba bona ho hlokomela bacha linaheng tsa habo bona. Ha ba ntse ba le sehlekehlekeng sa Hawaii, ba ntse ba bua le baithuti ba lehae, 'me ba tla nka karolo boiphihlelong ba boithaopo Waipio Valley. Maobane, sehlopha se etileng se ile sa buisana le baithuti ba Sekolo se Phahameng sa Konawaena ka bohlokoa ba tlhokomelo ea tikoloho, 'me ba kopana le setsebi sa maqhubu a maholo le seithuti sa Konawaena, Shane Dorian. Ho feta moo, sehlopha se ile sa bua le liithuti tsa Honaunau Elementary School.

Debbie Nakanelua-Richards, motsamaisi oa likamano tsa sechaba le setso ho Hawaiian Airlines, o itse: "Joaloka bajari ba toropo ka lilemo tse 90, re utloisisa boikarabello bo boholo boo re nang le bona ba ho hlokomela Lihlekehleke tsena. "Re tšepa hore Letsatsi lena la Machaba la Tlhoekiso ea Lebopo ke ho kopanya batho ho malama honua (ho hlokomela Sehlekehleke sa rona sa Lefatše) le ho khothaletsa ba bang ho ikopanya le rona ho sireletsa sohle se etsang hore Hawaii e be e ikhethang."

Tšebelisano-'moho e totobatsa boitlamo ba nako e telele ba mekhatlo ea ho tšoarella 'me e ikemiselitse ho phahamisa tlhokomeliso ea polasetiki ka ho khothaletsa batho ho hlompha tikoloho lapeng le ha ba etela linaheng tse ling. Lidolara tsa bohahlauli tse bokelletsoeng Hawaii ka Lekhetho la Transient Accommodations li thusa ho lefella morero ona o ikarabellang oa bohahlauli.

SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:

21, the Sea Cleaners, a New Zealand-based environmental nonprofit leader, and the Hawaii Wildlife Fund have partnered with Hawaii Tourism Oceania, Hawaii Tourism Japan and Hawaiian Airlines to bring the young leaders to Hawaii Island for beach cleanups in this remote area of Hawaii Island.
The partnership underscores the organizations' long-term commitment to sustainability and aims to raise plastic awareness by encouraging people to respect the environment both at home and when traveling abroad.
While on the island of Hawaii, they're speaking with local students, and will participate in a voluntourism experience in Waipio Valley.