Over 200 seedlings of different kinds of species were planted in Parañaque City, a joint effort by AirAsia Philippines and Nayong Pilipino Foundation in celebration of the Philippine Environment Month.

For a greener future, 200 seedlings planted in Parañaque 

Sen. Cynthia Villar, together with Department of Agriculture Usec. Deogracias Victor Savellano and other city officials, leads the ceremonial launching of Bamboo Planting.

BAMBOO TREE PLANTING

Filipino cyclists contribute to climate change mitigation as they participated in this year's second Pedal for People and Planet held in Quezon City on June 4. 

ENVIRONMENT RIDE

In the rush of our daily lives, there's an apocalypse unfolding quietly, almost imperceptibly. It's not heralded by fiery explosions or dramatic climatic events. Instead, it's characterized by a persistent, slow, and insidious invasion of plastic pollution.

Plastic is a heavy burden 

Around 300 youth cyclists have already signified their intention to join "Lakas-Ahon Rizaleño sa Bike Turismo" on Sunday, July 2, that rides off at 6 am at the Cainta Town Hall and ends at the Taytay Kalayaan Park.

300 youth cyclists lead environ protection, fight drug abuse 

In the pursuit of creating a more inclusive and equitable society, it is essential to prioritize universal design as a means to enhance accessibility for all Filipinos. Universal design goes beyond making accommodations solely for individuals with disabilities; it aims to create environments, products, and services that can be accessed and used by people of all abilities. In the Philippines, where inclusivity is a national priority, promoting universal design becomes an imperative step toward ensuring equal opportunities for everyone.

Enhancing accessibility for all Filipinos

In keeping with the International Coastal Clean-Up Month, 20 women waste workers from the cities of Manila, Pasig, Quezon, Caloocan, and San Juan were given grants to jumpstart their livelihood in waste management business.


Waste management grants for 20 women

Turning coco by-products to use

Coconut farming is one of the biggest livelihoods in Eastern Visayas and a top produce in the region that its waste products are of major environmental concern. 



WASTE TO CASH

Protesters from Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development, Philippine Movement for Climate Justice, Sanlakas, and other groups trooped to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Quezon City, last Friday, September 15 to protest.

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