A stronger multi-agency effort is now underway to safeguard the Philippine Eagle and revive its habitat in Eastern Visayas. Read more »
Water shortages in the Philippines are often felt at the household level, where low pressure and dry taps quickly spark frustration. But long before water reaches homes, a quieter and less visible crisis is already unfolding at its source. Read more »
The Department of Science and Technology is promoting bamboo pellets and charcoal briquettes as cleaner, local fuel alternatives amid energy concerns. These innovations turn bamboo and charcoal waste into efficient, sustainable energy—supporting both households and livelihoods. Read more »
Mt. Pulag, known to experience near-freezing to even negative temperatures during the colder months up to February, becomes even more appealing once summer arrives, making it an ideal escape for those looking to trade heat for fresh, crisp air. Read more »
Cristian Lucanas, 31, a researcher at the University of the Philippines, has earned the nickname “Ipis Lord,” using the Filipino word for cockroach, for his work studying the insects. Read more »
Mandaue City is taking a unique approach to environmental stewardship by requiring graduating students to plant trees before receiving their diplomas. Read more »
