As Metro Manila reels from corruption controversies in flood control projects, the Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park stands as proof that nature’s defenses—if protected—can safeguard lives more effectively than mismanaged infrastructure. Read more »
The Million Trees Foundation, Inc. (MTFI) of the Philippines and Denmark’s Grundfos have officially launched the “Circle of Life” project to strengthen tree-planting initiatives across the country. Read more »
The primary causes of major flooding in Metro Manila have always been attributed to poor garbage management, inadequate infrastructure, and a general lack of discipline, despite Land Subsidence being recognized as one of the hazards that threaten the area since the 1990s. Read more »
The Philippine tarsier, one of the country’s most cherished and mysterious creatures, might be living in more places than anyone previously imagined. Read more »
In a peaceful yet powerful demonstration, small-scale fishermen across coastal provinces recently launched “Kinse Kilometro Para sa Tao," a protest urging stricter enforcement of the 15-kilometer fishing zone reserved for municipal fishing. Their message: protect the sea, protect the people. Read more »
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Region 2 (Cagayan Valley) recognized various partners for their outstanding contributions to ecological conservation and sound environmental governance. Read more »
