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AS the mercury continues to rise that keeps class suspensions effective in several areas nationwide, Save the Children Philippines called on the government to address climate change that results in extreme weather condition like the El Niño. Since last week, the heat index has peaked between 42 degrees Celsius (°C)…

'How can you do proper science if your needs are not met? Science is not a priority in the Philippines. But I hope it will be,' says Germany-based Filipino professor Denise Margaret Matias

NARRA, Philippines — At the foothills of the Victoria-Anepahan Mountains in the Philippines’ Palawan province, the Indigenous Tagbanua have lived with the rhythms of nature for generations. They rely on the lush landscape for everything they need, from food and water to nontimber products. But their forest and way of life are under threat as […]

Meet a camper van couple, a local food documenter, and a man who finished a crazy, 1,634-item itinerary!

Senator Christopher “Bong” Go acknowledged the need to address mental health concerns of Filipino youth as he continues to champion Senate Bill No. 1786, which seeks to mandate public higher education institutions (HEIs) to establish Mental Health Offices in their respective campuses. In a message during his team’s relief activity…

Globe, in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) through its Safe Water Project, has donated mobile phones to forest patrollers in Palawan, Negros Occidental, and Sarangani to help address issues of water security, deforestation, and biodiversity. The mobile phones will be used to collect location-based data, including photos and sound recordings, of forest conditions, wildlife, and threats in their respective conservation areas.

As of June, pet-friendly vacays made up almost one-fifth of Philippines listings on the site, a 44% hike compared to June 2019. 

The construction of the new coal plant in Palawan, an ecological have, shows how low the green recovery is in the Philippines’ priority list.

PUERTO PRINCESA, PHILIPPINES – The quiet town of Aborlan in Palawan is celebrating the opening of Bahai Arugaan ni Maria, a reproductive health and birthing clinic operated by the Wadah Philippines Foundation to support expectant mothers of Aborlan and its nearby cities and municipalities. The clinic, which opened its doors to patients in late May […]

Amid the continuing threat of the dreaded Covid-19, outgoing Palawan Governor Jose Chaves Alvarez has assured the public that the province has an adequate health-care system in place both for local residents and tourists. A known tourism destination in Luzon, Palawan is eyeing the influx of more tourists as the Inter-Agency…