Cleaning the river by kayak
You paddle the Abatan River and its channels with a kayaking team, removing trash along the way. The aim is a thriving river and more awareness of its waterways.
River CleanupsRiver cleanups in the Philippines
River cleanups bring volunteers together to remove trash from rivers and their channels. River Reboot is a monthly activity on the Abatan River in Maribojoc, Bohol, run by Kayak Asia. The river holds a mangrove forest and wildlife, but faces plastic pollution, climate change and soil erosion, so volunteers paddle out to take action.
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What the fee covers
The participation fee is ₱450 for students and ₱750 for working professionals. It includes snacks and refreshments, activity materials, the kayaking team and maintenance of all kayaking equipment.
Signing up
Sign up through the Kayak Asia form linked on the listing. The fee supports the sustainability of the activity, which runs monthly.
Where and when
River Reboot takes place on the Abatan River in Maribojoc, Bohol, close to the Abatan Bridge where Kayak Asia is based. It is a monthly activity, so check the listing and the signup form for the next date.
River Cleanups: frequently asked questions
How much is River Reboot in Bohol?
The participation fee is ₱450 for students and ₱750 for working professionals. It covers snacks and refreshments, activity materials, the kayaking team and maintenance of all kayaking equipment.
How often does River Reboot run?
River Reboot is a monthly activity on the Abatan River in Maribojoc, Bohol. Use the signup form on the listing to check and confirm the next date with Kayak Asia.
Who runs River Reboot?
Kayak Asia runs River Reboot. They are based by the Abatan Bridge in Maribojoc and look after the kayaking team and equipment, while volunteers help remove trash from the river.
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