From food prices and farming to water supply, education, and local economies, climate shocks are already reshaping everyday life in the Philippines. Read more »
Lake Sebu, a farming community in South Cotabato home to the T’boli and Ubo-Manobo Indigenous Peoples, has been recognized as the Philippines’ first United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Village. Read more »
American marine biologist Kent Carpenter, known for revealing the Philippines’ rich marine biodiversity, was shot dead inside his home in Negros Oriental. Authorities continue investigating the killing. Read more »
Negros Occidental has decided to adopt an environmentally friendly strategy to address the growing infestation of the Red-Striped Soft Scale Insect (RSSI), opting against the use of aerial chemical spraying. Read more »
Efforts to reduce plastic pollution in some of the country’s most important waterways are set to intensify following a new partnership between the DENR and global nonprofit organization The Ocean Cleanup. Read more »
The World Chocolate Fair 2026 returns to S Maison, Pasay City (July 2–5) with premium treats, exclusive creations, and a fun carnival-inspired experience you shouldn’t miss. Read more »
