As part of its Sustainability Program, Watsons Philippines has entered a collaboration with Plastic Bank to help reduce plastic pollution and alleviate poverty by creating livelihood.
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WWF celebrates a decade of sustainable fisheries work in the PH with book launch
The World Wide Fund for Nature launched Bangkulis: Tuna Tales from Hook to Cook, a coffee table book commemorating a decade of sustainable fisheries work in the Philippines in a virtual event held on October 1, 2021.
Celebrate October with Maxime at the 10.10 online sale!
Mark your calendars as Maxime is celebrating October with Tricks and Treats for your doggos. This means exciting deals and fun livestreams are coming in time for the 10.10 sale on Lazada and Shopee!
Ahead of COP, China’s announcement to end financing for coal power plants proves coal is on its way out
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s announcement at the UN General Assembly that the country will not build new coal-fired power plants abroad is a significant step towards a future that is coal-free, WWF-Philippines said.
Chevron Batangas employees do volunteer work for sea turtles, join International Coastal Cleanup Day 2021
Employees and contractors from Chevron Philippines Inc. or CPI, marketer of Caltex fuels and lubricants, celebrated ‘Volunteer Week’ recently by cleaning up the two-kilometer coastline in San Pascual, which straddles the Chevron Batangas Terminal.
Maritime Week Coastal Clean Up
To mark both National Maritime Week and International Coastal Clean Up Day, the Rotary Club of Bacolod Marapara, Negros Occidental, and a team of volunteers were out in force again over the weekend to continue the club’s Coastal Clean Up Drive.
The Bellevue Resort Spearheads Trash Free Seas in Bohol
Bellevue Bohol’s province-wide volunteers came together for the International Coastal Cleanup 2021.
Protection and safeguarding of free-flowing rivers needed as global study finds threats to freshwater ecosystems
WWF-Philippines is calling for the increased protection of river ecosystems in the country following a new global study that found that over 260,000 kilometers of free-flowing rivers are at risk of being disrupted; equivalent to going around the Earth’s equator 6.5 times.
17-year old photographer launches book for the benefit of WWF
Truly, there is much to be discovered in the vast underwater world, and 17-year old photographer Ganden Medved-Po will give us a glimpse of its beauty as he unveils his “Life Below Water” ocean photography book.
Epson Global Survey Reveals Startling Climate Reality Deficit
New research highlights significant gap between perceptions of climate change and the severity of the emergency.