Through the “Gulayan ng Pag-Asa” (Garden of Hope) program, persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) in Narra District Jail are learning to grow not only vegetables—but also a renewed sense of purpose. Read more »
A coconut tree in Narra, Palawan is catching attention—not for its height or fruit, but for something far more unusual: its growing branches. Read more »
The Philippines is a frequent battleground for typhoons, enduring over 20 storms each year. Amid this natural chaos, typhoon-resistant trees emerge as vital allies in our fight against storm damage. Read more »
An astounding seven-year metamorphosis was revealed in a before-and-after comparison of a Zambales mountain shared on Facebook by Raf Dionisio, a social and environmental entrepreneur and co-founder of MAD Travel. Read more »
Situated in the center of Manila, Arroceros Forest Park, the country’s capital’s last lung, is a lush haven amidst the busy, and often sweltering cityscape. Its value extends beyond aesthetics, symbolizing a rich history and acting as a beloved refuge for locals seeking respite from Manila’s heat. Read more »
Renowned for its masterful woodcarving artisans, Paete has gained prominence for its exquisite craftsmanship and artistic embellishments, proudly holding the title of the "Carving Capital of the Philippines," bestowed upon it by former President Gloria Arroyo on March 15, 2005. Read more »
