Environmental Education

The PlantatónHN initiative, backed by Televicentro and Emisoras Unidas, distributed 4,500 saplings across Honduras's two largest cities while launching electronic-waste collection to advance reforestation and environmental education.

Representatives from the Education Ministry's Department of Environmental Education and Health trained teachers and school directors in Roatán and Santos Guardiola on environmental awareness, circular economy practices, and health care, addressing local challenges including sargassum seaweed on island beaches.

Foundation Terra, the Education Ministry, and UNESCO have launched a four-month training program for 100 teachers and community leaders in 30 schools across the Central District to build environmental education capacity, equipping schools with gardens, rainwater systems, and waste management tools to benefit roughly 10,500 children.

The Bay Islands hosted Ocean Fest, the third annual festival organized by the Tourism Free Zone to teach children and young people about ocean and ecosystem protection, bringing together environmental organizations, schools, and businesses to promote marine conservation.

The Televicentro-led Plantatón HN reforestation campaign has surpassed 57 million trees planted across Honduras and is launching its 2026 edition, with a major public distribution of more than 3,500 trees set for June 7 in Tegucigalpa.