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Indigenous peoples in Davao Oriental province receive forest guard training to protect ancestral lands and the environment.

The Climate Change Commission and the Armed Forces of the Philippines collaborate to address climate change through tree-planting and climate action initiatives.

The United States government offered a financial grant to improve biodiversity services in the Philippines.

The provincial board in Iloilo made an ordinance that mandates residents to engage in tree-planting activities to develop environmental resources.

President Bongbong Marcos emphasizes the integration of the climate agenda into the country’s infrastructure development for sustainability and resilience.

The interagency task force reviews nuclear power as an alternative energy source, considering risks and regulatory framework for future utilization.

The Philippines partners with the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture to educate children on the importance of healthy forests for a sustainable food supply.

International artists and directors will conduct an online seminar to tackle climate change and how to possibly address it.

The trash-for-rice project encourages residents in Quezon province to participate in proper waste management.

Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan asserts that his island is environmentally safe for swimming and diving.