Marine turtle conservation remains a critical issue in the Philippines. Four years ago, among residents of Barangay Daliao in Toril, Davao City, it was just another day—until marine turtles, locally …

Fish catch decline in the Philippines has worsened over the decades. In the 1950s, the average fish catch was “more than 10 kilograms a day,” but this dropped to “less …

Bamboo benefits communities and the environment, making it one of the most valuable yet overlooked plants in the Philippines. “God can be realized through all paths,” Ramakrishna once pointed out.  …

Urban trees have long provided essential benefits such as oxygen, cleaner air, and healthier living conditions in cities. Ever since the dawn of time, trees have provided human beings with …

Philippine biodiversity is among the richest in the world, yet it is increasingly threatened by deforestation, habitat loss, and human activity. “Most of us find it hard to comprehend the …

Wetlands conservation is often overlooked because wetlands appear to be muddy lakes or waterlogged forests to those unfamiliar with them. Wetlands are weird. To those who are unfamiliar, it either …

Bird perches for forest regeneration are emerging as a simple yet effective tool in restoring degraded landscapes. Instead of relying solely on labor-intensive tree planting, scientists and conservationists are working …

Climate change food production challenges are worsening in the Philippines, as farmers face persistent flooding, drought, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. (Last of Four Parts) Filipino farmers are particularly vulnerable …

Microplastics in bangus have become a growing concern as studies show that tiny plastic particles are now entering the marine food chain. These particles, invisible to the naked eye, may …

(First of Four Parts) Water crisis food production challenges are worsening in the Philippines as water shortages increasingly threaten agriculture, fisheries, and food security. The Philippines is currently facing several …