Filipino researchers are embarking on a landmark project to sequence the genomes of 1,001 traditional rice varieties from across the country—aiming to uncover genetic traits that can boost yields, improve nutrition, and make crops more climate-resilient. Read more »
Did you know there’s a traditional house in Mountain Province that’s built entirely without nails? The “Binangi,” a wooden structure dating back to pre-Spanish times, is both earthquake and typhoon-resistant, showcasing the ingenious craftsmanship of its builders. Read more »
In Barangay Sto. Domingo, Sitio Lusong, just a short drive from Laoag City Hall, a new flower farm called Todomax Flower Farm has blossomed, bringing both beauty and opportunity to local farmers. Read more »
In order to create a statewide network of permanent, storm-resilient evacuation centers that can resist typhoon winds and seismic activity of up to magnitude 8.0, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. signed Republic Act 12076, also known as the Ligtas Pinoy Centers Act, on December 6. Read more »
Bacolod City is embracing resilience as the 45th MassKara Festival extends its celebration until October 31. This decision follows the disruptions caused by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine, which affected both the festivities and local vendors last week. Read more »
