The Philippines is a frequent battleground for typhoons, enduring over 20 storms each year. Amid this natural chaos, typhoon-resistant trees emerge as vital allies in our fight against storm damage. Read more »
Situated in the center of Manila, Arroceros Forest Park, the country’s capital’s last lung, is a lush haven amidst the busy, and often sweltering cityscape. Its value extends beyond aesthetics, symbolizing a rich history and acting as a beloved refuge for locals seeking respite from Manila’s heat. Read more »
A wide variety of fruits, whether in backyards, planted on farms, or in the wild, grow in the Cagayan Valley's vast range of natural woodland and farmlands. In order to capitalize on the surplus, Cagayan farmers and local business owners have been trained by government agencies that offer skill development programs to process fruits into different byproducts. Read more »
