THE Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) on Monday said it plans to aggressively expand its network of sectoral partners to boost the government’s efforts to rehabilitate forests in the country.

A sustained forest growth prevents floods and secures the country’s water requirements, ensuring a more resilient and climate ...

Generating power from renewable energy sources cannot exist in isolation from nature. In the case of hydropower plants, they ...

The time, effort and dedication needed to train for a race or marathon make crossing the finish line so rewarding for many ...

One of my favorite films growing up is Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, with its impressive images of towering plants and lush ...

Siargao islanders who used to catch fish illegally and cut down mangroves now replant the trees and run ecotours to the ...

IN the face of escalating climate change, the Philippines stands at a critical juncture. The nation's vulnerability to ...

Nature enthusiasts and advocates came together for the recently concluded “Feast from the Forest ... LME is home to numerous Philippine endemic trees such as Molave, Narra, Namio, Antipolo ...

Since he was 15, Junrey Longos has lived among lush mangrove forests and turquoise waters in Del Carmen, his hometown in the ...

Nature lovers came together to celebrate the International Day of the Forest with the theme “Forests and Food” at the La Mesa Ecopark (LME). The event on March 21, dubbed “Feast from the Forest: A ...

Millions of Filipinos around the world are Catholic, thanks to the Spanish colonizers who introduced the religion mainly as a ...