O le "Faʻamamaina o le Vaitafe" gaioiga o se vaega o le "Faʻamama le Lalolagi", o se alalafaga faʻavae faʻalauiloa mo le lalolagi atoa e faʻamama, faʻasaʻo ma faʻasao o latou siʻosiʻomaga. I le lona 24th tausaga o le tauvaga na faia faʻatasi ma le United Nations Siosiomaga Polokalama (UNEP), ma le fuafuaina 35 miliona volenitia mai 130 atunuu, avea ai o se tasi o sili ona tele nuu-faʻavae siosiomaga tauiviga talu ai. O le "World Ozone Day" e faia i tausaga uma e faʻamanatuina ai le sainia o le "Montreal Protocol on Substances" i le 1987 e faʻatamaia ai le Ozone Layer ", lea na fausia ai le malamalama i suiga o le tau ma le faʻaitiitia o le osone.

I le 2017 Bangkok River Partners ma ana paʻaga faletalimalo sa galulue faʻatasi ma Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, faʻavaomalo faʻavaomalo 'Eco-Capital Forum, pisinisi faʻalotoifale ma faʻalapotopotoga a vaega e aveese lapisi mai o latou nofoaga e ono fafagaina i le Chao Phraya River ma le Fagaloa o Thailand matafaga. O le aso na ulufale ai le vaega a le Chatrium ma malo VIP i ni vaa na tapena e le Bangkok Metropolitan Authority e ao mai lapisi mai le vaitafe ae le i tufatufaina atu laau na foaʻi ma lagolagoina e le Chatrium Golf Resort Soi Dao Chanthaburi ma le Royal Forestry Department e faʻalauiloa le "World Ozone Day", aofia ai ma le mago sami, o se umi umi lanumeamata matafaga laau ma manogi fugalaʻau, ma faia le tapunia sauniga i Asiatique le Vaitafe i le faaiuga o le aso.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

guests boarded boats organized by the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority to collect garbage from the river before handing out plants donated and sponsored by Chatrium Golf Resort Soi Dao Chanthaburi and the Royal Forestry Department to promote “World Ozone Day”, including sea mango, a lengthy evergreen coastal tree with fragrant flowers, and holding a closing ceremony at Asiatique the Riverfront at the end of the day.
In 2017 Bangkok River Partners and its partner hotels worked with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, foreign embassies' Eco-Capital Forum, local businesses and community groups to remove rubbish from their locales which might feed into the Chao Phraya River and the Gulf of Thailand's beaches.
Now in its 24th year the campaign is held in conjunction with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), with an estimated 35 million volunteers from 130 countries, making it one of the largest community-based environmental campaigns ever.