Beyond maritime safety and security, the Coast Guard is expanding environmental protection efforts through community-based activities focused on coastal preservation and restoration.
The agreement will remain effective until December 2028, supporting continued exchange of climate and agricultural information for stronger food security planning.
Veloso-Tuazon is backing policies that could expand bamboo demand while encouraging more sustainable production, construction practices, and government procurement of local materials.
The CCC is promoting a data-driven approach where information gathered from cleanup activities helps government anticipate and prevent future waste problems.
The United States government, along with its partners, has recently launched a center to help address the plastic pollution in the seas of Parañaque City.
Environmental group Oceana welcomes the call of local governments to designate through legislation their marine habitats and sanctuaries as one of the country’s protected areas.
Single-use plastics can no longer be seen scattered in the quaint village of Burgos, Ilocos Norte, as residents collect them in exchange for grocery items and school supplies.
Volunteers throughout the Zamboanga Peninsula planted at least 24,000 seedlings of various tree and mangrove species in celebration of World Environment Month.