MAKATI CITY — The Makati City Government, through the Museum and Cultural Affairs Office, is inviting residents and visitors to discover the wonders of the city's natural world with a free Urban Nature Walk featuring environmental educator Anya Santos-Uy. The event, scheduled for July 25, 2026, offers two sessions; an 8:30 AM morning walk and a 3:30 PM afternoon walk; at Washington SyCip Park and Legazpi Active Park. Participants will have the opportunity to explore the plants, trees, and hidden green spaces thriving right in the middle of the city's bustling urban landscape, uncovering fresh and surprising facts about Makati's natural environment.
A Unique Opportunity to Connect with Nature in the City
The Urban Nature Walk is designed for both kids and kids-at-heart, making it an ideal activity for families, students, and anyone curious about the natural world. Led by Anya Santos-Uy, a respected environmental educator, the walk promises to be an engaging and educational experience that highlights the importance of urban biodiversity and green spaces. While all slots for the event are now fully booked, the overwhelming public response underscores the growing interest in environmental awareness and sustainable living among Makatizens. The event reflects the city's commitment to promoting environmental education and fostering a deeper appreciation for nature among its residents.
Promoting Environmental Awareness and Community Engagement
By offering free access to guided nature walks in two of Makati's most beloved parks, the city encourages residents to explore and appreciate the green spaces that contribute to the city's quality of life. Washington SyCip Park and Legazpi Active Park are popular destinations for leisure and recreation, and the Urban Nature Walk adds a new dimension to their appeal by highlighting their ecological significance. This initiative is part of the city's broader efforts to promote sustainable practices and environmental stewardship, ensuring that Makati remains a vibrant and livable city for generations to come.
