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Philippines' largest freshwater wetland and Indigenous livelihoods face multiple threats - Vimarsana News

Philippines' largest freshwater wetland and Indigenous livelihoods face multiple threats

LOS BAÑOS, Philippines — Built on wooden stilts and tied to endemic bangkal trees (Nauclea orientalis) are the homes of the Manobo Indigenous tribe, seemingly floating on the waters of the largest freshwater wetland in the Philippines: the Agusan Marsh. The floating village and community depend on the rise and fall of water, being well-adapted […]

In round 2 of Philippine geothermal project, tribes dig in for a greater say - Vimarsana News

In round 2 of Philippine geothermal project, tribes dig in for a greater say

In the 1980s, when the Philippines’ Energy Development Corporation, or EDC, began developing plans for a geothermal energy plant near Mount Apo, a dormant volcano on the southern island of Mindanao, it faced fierce resistance. Decades later, the geothermal plant is frequently cited as an example of a project that has fulfilled its commitments to […]

The world's wetlands are slipping away. This vibrant wildlife sanctuary underscores the stakes. - Vimarsana News

The world's wetlands are slipping away. This vibrant wildlife sanctuary underscores the stakes.

Email In the lush, bright-green thickets of the Philippine’s Agusan Marsh, nestled in the country’s far south Mindanao island, children steer canoes through meandering waterways and swim in lakes. The marsh is a playground, as well as a source of food, shelter, and culture for the Manobo Indigenous tribe that lives there in moored floating houses that rise and fall with the rainy seasons. For hundreds of years, this wetland ecosystem has been a veritable paradise for the Manobo people who make a living there hunting and fishing. The more than 100,000 inland acres is also home to nearly 20...

No safe space for Philippines' Indigenous youth as military allowed on campus - Vimarsana News

No safe space for Philippines' Indigenous youth as military allowed on campus

No safe space for Philippines’ Indigenous youth as military allowed on campus by Mongabay.com on 22 January 2021 The Philippines’ Department of National Defense has unilaterally terminated an accord that ensured the 17 campuses of the University of the Philippines were off-limits to the military and police. The defense secretary justified the move by alleging that insurgents from the banned communist party and its armed wing are using the campuses’ sanctuary status as cover for their recruitment and propaganda purposes. The decision has alarmed displaced Indigenous students who are har...