Turning barren lands into productive farms is no easy task, but decades of sustainable farming work in Mindanao prove that degraded land can be transformed through education, persistence, and community-driven …

“This is a city where romance means wonks in love discussing policy late into the night.” — The New York Times on Washington, D.C. The White House may be the …

Philippine biodiversity is facing a growing crisis as human activity continues to threaten some of the world’s richest ecosystems. Once hailed as a global biodiversity hotspot, the country is now …

Sea grapes benefits go beyond their unique taste and crunchy texture. Known locally as lato and internationally as green caviar, this edible seaweed is packed with nutrients and is widely …

Despite the fame, Jojo Dela Cerna (Jovy Adlawan in real life) answers the questions straightforward without much fanfare: direct, precise, and deductive. He recalls the past events as if they …

Water is life, so goes a saying.  But since there seems to be plenty, no one seems to pay attention to it.  Water hog the headlines only when there is a …

Plastic Pollution and Human Health Plastic pollution health effects are becoming a serious public health issue in the Philippines. Millions of tons of plastic waste affect ecosystems, food sources, and …

Growing Medicinal Plants in Indigenous Communities Growing medicinal plants is becoming a profitable livelihood for many Filipinos. Across the Philippines, farmers and indigenous communities are using traditional herbal knowledge to …

Tobacco Dust as a Natural Pesticide In the Philippines, farmers are now using tobacco dust pesticide as a natural alternative to chemical pest control. Numerous health advocates strongly oppose tobacco …

Family adventure in Mati City offers a unique blend of scenic beaches, rich culture, and relaxing coastal views in the heart of Davao Oriental. Known for its natural beauty and …