By Tracy Cabrera MANILA — Basing their complaint on the abusive compliance of a memorandum of agreement between Masungi Georeserve and the Department of Environment
Category: Nature & Environment
Farewell to ‘Hope’
Pag-asa in the year of his birth and as a full-grown raptor in 2017. (Philippine Eagle Foundation Photos) By Tracy Cabrera DAVAO CITY, MINDANAO —
Egg Facts: The Difference Between White and Brown Eggs
Special FEATURE By Tracy Cabrera MANILA — For some, it’s a common misconception that brown eggs are somehow better than white eggs. But the fact
Jupiter, Saturn ‘great conjunction’ set Dec. 21: PAGASA
MANILA – The “great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn” is set to happen before sunset on December 21, the weather bureau said. According to Philippine Atmospheric,
Wildlife conservation must continue even with pandemic: Cimatu
MANILA – Environment Secretary Roy A. Cimatu said the sighting of a nesting sea turtle in Zambales province is a testimony that the preservation of wildlife
Scientists’ group point to watershed degradation as culprit in recent floodings
By Tracy Cabrera MANILA — Following the call from no less than People’s Champion and Senator Emmanuel ‘Manny’ Pacquiao to plant more trees as part
Tawi-Tawi: Seaweeds Capital of the Philippines
By Johnny R. Lee, Ph.D. Never in the history of certain places in this country has shown that even a small child as young as
Balobok Cave: A significant archeological site in Southeast Asia
By Johnny R. Lee, Ph.D. A quite tiny village named Lakit-Lakit in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi possesses a major historic significance where underneath its landscape rests a
Coal fuels disasters, says green energy advocates
By Stacy Ang MANILA — Sustainable energy advocates led by the Power for People Coalition (P4P), and coal-affected communities on Tuesday called on the
Sexagenarian in Leyte plants 10K mangroves
TACLOBAN CITY – For eight years now, a 65-year-old man in Matalom, Leyte has planted about 10,000 mangroves along a coastal area at the back of
