Restored mangroves in Balanga City have helped improve fish production and protect nearby communities against the damaging effects of strong coastal waves.
Artisans in Barangay Cataban are converting water hyacinth into sustainable craft products, demonstrating how an unwanted aquatic plant can become a useful material.
Coconut shell craft makers in Pagudpud are working toward international market opportunities while highlighting the value of sustainable and community-based handicraft production.
The proposed biomedical waste facility in Villanueva aims to address hazardous waste disposal concerns and support public health protection across nearby municipalities.
Restored mangroves in Balanga City have helped improve fish production and protect nearby communities against the damaging effects of strong coastal waves.
Artisans in Barangay Cataban are converting water hyacinth into sustainable craft products, demonstrating how an unwanted aquatic plant can become a useful material.
Coconut shell craft makers in Pagudpud are working toward international market opportunities while highlighting the value of sustainable and community-based handicraft production.
The proposed biomedical waste facility in Villanueva aims to address hazardous waste disposal concerns and support public health protection across nearby municipalities.
The DENR is focusing on protecting water resources and sensitive ecosystems as the Philippines prepares for possible extreme heat and prolonged drought.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reported that thousands of solar irrigation systems have been established as the country prepares for potentially severe El Niño conditions.
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Toyota Motor Philippines, in celebration of World Nature Conservation Day, empowers Filipinos through its continued sustainability efforts through the Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050.
The local government is planting trees in Benguet as what they called “green buffer zones” to mitigate the effect of air pollution caused by vehicles, especially on busy roads.
A planting activity called the "Adopt-A-Forest" project was held along the five-kilometer stretch of the Tarlac-Zambales road in San Jose town to intensify the greening program of the province.