From Waste, We Create

From Waste, We Create FROM WASTE, WE CREATE!

is an island-wide eco-art and sculpture movement empowering Grand Bahama’s youth to protect our island and ocean through creativity, teamwork, and environmental pride. ♻️🎨🌴.

Trash doesn’t belong in our environment, but it can become a powerful reminder of what needs to change. ♻️🎨🌊That’s what ...
13/05/2026

Trash doesn’t belong in our environment, but it can become a powerful reminder of what needs to change. ♻️🎨🌊

That’s what FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! is all about: using creativity to inspire action.

Grand Bahama students: enter solo or as a team.
🏆 Win $1,000 CASH
✨ All submitted artwork will be exhibited and celebrated at MOSAIC Art Hub.
📅 Deadline: June 1, 2026
📲 Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfymG_dFVQY6PVUSuI64bfuN9NKYl6UImkm-K6NGcjIBKhtGA/viewform

SAVE THE DATE!🎨FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! Award Ceremony & Eco-Art ExhibitionJoin us at MOSAIC Art Hub as we celebrate the ...
06/05/2026

SAVE THE DATE!

🎨FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! Award Ceremony & Eco-Art Exhibition

Join us at MOSAIC Art Hub as we celebrate the creativity and vision of Grand Bahama’s young eco-artists.

The winning student will be announced and awarded, alongside a showcase of artwork from all participating students.

The evening will also feature a special live performance by Javan Hunt

📍 MOSAIC Art Hub, East Sunrise Highway, Freeport
📅 Friday, June 12th | 5:30–7:00 PM

RSVP Here: https://forms.gle/6nmxe4UoZodLEvHHA

Thank you to The Tribune and reporter Denise Maycock for highlighting FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! in their National Parks Day...
30/04/2026

Thank you to The Tribune and reporter Denise Maycock for highlighting FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! in their National Parks Day article. We’re grateful to share our mission of turning trash into art and inspiring environmental stewardship. 🎨♻️🌿

The theme for this year’s FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! student eco-art contest is:🇧🇸 Bahamian Pride: Land, Sea, & Culture 🇧🇸We...
29/04/2026

The theme for this year’s FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! student eco-art contest is:

🇧🇸 Bahamian Pride: Land, Sea, & Culture 🇧🇸

We want to see artwork that celebrates what makes our islands special…

Our natural beauty, our traditions, and our identity.

Think:
🐠 ocean scenes + coral reefs
🌿 mangroves + pine forests
🌞 Junkanoo + Bahamian culture
🏝 island life + community pride

We can’t wait to see what you create!

🏆 GRAND PRIZE: $1,000 CASH
📅 DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2026
📲 Grand Bahama students: register now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfymG_dFVQY6PVUSuI64bfuN9NKYl6UImkm-K6NGcjIBKhtGA/viewform

Need a glue gun kit? Have questions? DM us or email [email protected]

Big thank you to Bishop Michael Eldon School (BMES) for welcoming us today to share more about FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! an...
28/04/2026

Big thank you to Bishop Michael Eldon School (BMES) for welcoming us today to share more about FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! and the GB School Clean-Up Challenge.

We’re excited to see what the Warriors create!

During our recent clean-ups, one of the most common items we found was simple white water bottle lids. Dozens of them. 🤍...
28/04/2026

During our recent clean-ups, one of the most common items we found was simple white water bottle lids. Dozens of them. 🤍♻️

They’re everywhere… which means they’re also one of the easiest materials to collect for eco-art projects.

Think: a coral reef scene, a textured sculpture, a patterned wall piece, or even a full 3D build.

Grand Bahama students—start saving what you find and start creating. 🎨

📲 Register for From Waste, We Create using the link in bio
📅 Deadline: June 1, 2026

27/04/2026

What a fantastic day for Grand Bahama! 🌿✨

BNT’s National Parks Day at the Rand Nature Centre this past Saturday was a phenomenal success, and we’re so grateful to everyone who came out to celebrate nature, creativity, and community.

We were thrilled to see so many students sign up for the FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! Eco-Art Contest, and the energy around the initiative was truly inspiring. ♻️🎨

A special highlight of the day was Veronica Ellis’ Eco Fashion Show. Her stunning designs were a powerful reminder that with imagination and intention, discarded materials can be transformed into something truly beautiful.

We’re also grateful for the amazing support and engagement around BERI’s interactive litter display and beach bucket clean-up stations, and for the incredible work of Lucaya International School’s Collaborative Science Project, which sparked meaningful conversations with visitors throughout the day.

🌿 If you missed the event on Saturday, don’t worry!

The Reclaimed Materials Exhibit and Lucaya International School’s Collaborative Science Project will remain on display through the end of the week, so be sure to stop by the Rand Nature Centre Art Gallery and check it out!

A huge thank you to the and all of the organizations, volunteers, students, and community members who helped make the day so special. 💚🌴

We also extend a special thank you to the sponsors of the FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! Student Eco-Art Competition. Your support is empowering young creatives and environmental leaders right here in Grand Bahama. .bahama.port.authority

Grand Bahama is full of vision, talent, and hope, and this weekend proved it.

🎶 No More Plastic by Javan Hunt

♻️🌊

🎨♻️ FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! is coming to National Parks Day! 🌿Join us tomorrow at the Rand Nature Centre and visit our Ec...
24/04/2026

🎨♻️ FROM WASTE, WE CREATE! is coming to National Parks Day! 🌿

Join us tomorrow at the Rand Nature Centre and visit our Eco-Art & Reclaimed Materials Exhibit, featuring inspiring displays that highlight what’s possible when waste is reimagined.

✨ Learn about the From Waste, We Create! student eco-art competition
🖼️ View demo pieces + creative inspiration displays
🔧 Pick up a FREE glue gun kit (while supplies last)
🌱 Featuring Lucaya International School’s PYP & IB Collaborative Sciences Exhibition
👗 Eco Fashion Show with Veronica Ellis – 11AM

📍 Rand Nature Centre
🕘 9AM–2PM
🎟️ Free entry

Let’s turn waste into creativity, action, and impact.

Bright caps like these may look harmless, but when left in the environment they slowly break down into microplastics—tin...
24/04/2026

Bright caps like these may look harmless, but when left in the environment they slowly break down into microplastics—tiny pieces that can end up in our ocean and marine life. 🌴⚠️

Instead of leaving them behind, collect them… and turn them into art that makes people stop and think. 🎨🔥

🏆 Grand prize: $1,000 CASH
📅 Deadline: June 1, 2026
📲 Grand Bahama Students: Register via the link below.

And don’t forget—bring your questions and your creativity to BNT National Parks Day tomorrow (Saturday, April 25th) at Rand Nature Centre & pick up your FREE glue gun pack.

REGISTER HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfymG_dFVQY6PVUSuI64bfuN9NKYl6UImkm-K6NGcjIBKhtGA/viewform

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