
Friday, August 28, 2026
Frontlines
A community-led initiative proves that ocean restoration is possible when local knowledge meets scientific innovation
By Marian Santos · Aug 10, 2026 · 8 Min Read

Marine Conservation
When Romy Marasigan saw his fishing nets come up empty, he decided to take action. Today, his efforts have helped restore Manila Bay and revive a fishing community.
By Marian Santos · Aug 10, 2026

Community Action
Residents along the Pasig River in Mandaluyong have organized a cleanup and rehabilitation program that has transformed a polluted waterway into a community asset.
By Marian Santos · Aug 10, 2026

Climate Adaptation
In the aftermath of Super Typhoon Haiyan, communities in Eastern Visayas created resilience networks that are now saving lives and building climate adaptation.
By Marian Santos · Aug 9, 2026
A collection of documentary-style videos exploring community-led environmental solutions across the Philippines.
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When Romy Marasigan saw his fishing nets come up empty, he decided to take action. Today, his efforts have helped restore Manila Bay and revive a fishing community.

A science teacher in Cebu City transformed her school's barren grounds into a thriving forest, showing students the power of environmental action.

Let the Earth be heard.
Youth-led environmental journalism from across the Philippines.