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Philippine Coconut Authority Identifies Ilocos Region As ‘Special Coconut Zone’

For farmers, the special coconut zone designation opens opportunities for higher yields and better income.

Visayas Inventors Offer Farming, Urban Planning Solutions

The winning ideas from Visayas demonstrate how science and innovation can create lasting, real-world solutions for agriculture and public health.

Solid Waste Management Improves, Nears Full Compliance

Solid waste management in the Philippines continues to advance, with full compliance nearly achieved as reported by the DENR.

Poor EIAs, Flood Projects May Worsen Climate Risks

Without proper guidance, flood control objectives could backfire, increasing climate risks.

MOU For Implementation Of LGSF-Green Green Green Program Signed

The DBM is paving the way for green initiatives through the signing of the MOU for the 2025 LGSF Green Green Green Program.

Mobile Lab Makes Soil Tests More Accessible To Western Visayas Farmers

The introduction of a mobile laboratory for soil testing in Western Visayas provides critical support for local farmers aiming to optimize their inputs.

5K Native Trees To Be Planted At Paoay Lake National Park In 2 Years

5,000 trees will be planted at Paoay Lake National Park in two years, highlighting a major step towards environmental sustainability.

Public Urged To Cultivate Discipline In Waste Management

Discipline in waste management is a shared responsibility. MMDA and San Juan City urge the community to commit to a cleaner future.

Philippines, Denmark Foundations Launch ‘Circle Of Life’ At La Mesa Watershed

MTFI and Grundfos have officially inaugurated “Circle of Life,” focusing on expanding tree planting initiatives at La Mesa Watershed.

Philippines, United Arab Emirates Mark 51 Years Of Ties With Tree Planting For Climate Action

The 51st anniversary of PH–UAE relations was celebrated with a climate-focused tree planting activity.

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