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‘Apply Lessons from Typhoon Yolanda to build a Climate Change Resilient Philippines’ – stakeholders at the 2nd National Mangrove Conference
September 10, 2015This was the collective appeal of the 143 representatives of government agencies, civil society groups, the private sector, development agencies and local government units who attended the 2nd National Mangrove Conference held last September 1-2,...
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Mangroves of Condura Runners Growing Steadily in Zamboanga Sibugay
August 10, 2015L-R: PTFCF Project Officer Marjorie Pamplona (left) with KGMC Chairman Roberto Ballon (right) along with other KGMC members during their monitoring visit last July 2015 SIXTY-ONE THOUSAND mangroves are now growing steadily in the 20...
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Our Forests. Our Life.
July 24, 2015HOME FOR PEOPLE, PLANTS AND ANIMALS Our forests are home to millions of people who depend on them for their lives There are about 13,500 plant species in Philippine forests Dipterocarps (high-value wood trees) have 45-50 species...
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PTFCF Launches its Redesigned, More Interactive Website
July 20, 2015Makati City – The Philippine Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation, Inc (PTFCF), a non-government organization that provides financial and technical support to civil society organizations for forest conservation, has launched its redesigned...
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Can We Live without Trees? A Book about Trees
July 16, 2015In partnership with Adarna House, Inc, a leading publisher of children’s books in the Philippines, PTFCF supported the development and publication of this book that hopes to inculcate to young minds (ages 9 years and above) how valuable trees are...
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Palao’ans’ Traditional Forest Management System
July 16, 2015The Palao’ans’ conviction to protect their environment is innate and deeply rooted, dating back to the time when they first inhabited the area Through the years however, the land they’ve been protecting has changed With the increasing...
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Mangrove Protection and Management in Siargao Island
July 16, 2015In 2014, PTFCF provided grants and technical support to Sentro Para sa Ikauunlad ng Katutubong Agham at Teknolohiya (SIKAT) towards integrated mangrove management in the municipalities of Del Carmen and San Benito The three-year project stemmed from...
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Conserving the Habitat of Philippine Eagles
July 16, 2015PTFCF currently supports the indigenous community-based conservation of “environmentally critical areas” (ECAs) in Southern Mindanao Implemented by the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF), the project aims to empower two indigenous communities...
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Watershed Conservation in San Teodoro
July 16, 2015LINAO-CAWAYAN SUB-WATERSHED FOR SUSTAINING POWER SUPPLY:An Inclusive Approach to Watershed Management for Sustainable Development and Community Empowerment in San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro The Linao-Cawayan sub-watershed in Oriental Mindoro is a...
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PTFCF’s Board Approves TFCA 2 Results Framework and Operational Strategies
July 15, 2015The Board of Trustees of PTFCF recently approved the results framework and operational strategies of the Foundation in preparation for the implementation of the 2nd Tropical Forest Conservation Fund Over the next 10 years, PTFCF is expected to...
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PTFCF Approves 8 Major Grants in the First Quarter of 2015
July 15, 2015At the 1st Quarter Board of Trustees meeting, PTFCF approved eight project proposals following the 2015 Call for Proposals issued by the Foundation in October of last year Projects that received favorable evaluation by PTFCF’s Board members...
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PTFCF Launches Manual for Mangrove Rehabilitation to Support Ecosystems Rehabilitation in Yolanda-hit Areas
July 15, 2015The Philippine Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation, Inc (PTFCF) launched the “Community-based Mangrove Rehabilitation Training Manual” to provide science-guided protocols for mangrove rehabilitation following the onslaught of Super Typhoon...
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Protecting old-growth forests in Palawan
July 15, 2015Palawan is hailed as the country’s “last biodiversity frontier” primarily because it still retains more than 50% of its original forest cover and has vast stretches of old-growth forests These forests however, are disappearing fast in the face...
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Importance of Using Native Trees in Reforestation
June 24, 2015Most reforestation efforts in the country focus on the use of foreign or exotic trees, selected primarily for their ability to grow faster and germinate easily But this proved to be ineffective as exotic trees have detrimental effect on the...
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We Work with Communities
June 24, 2015We catalyze local and national action towards improving our forests PTFCF primarily works with civil society organizations, government agencies, local government units, members of the academe and scientific community, the private sector and most...
Read morePTFCF to administer $31.8 M debt-for-nature deal under the US Tropical Forest Conservation Act
December 7, 2013MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation, Inc (PTFCF) will oversee the implementation of the second debt-for-nature deal, which will divert $318 Million (or approximately Php 134 B) to tropical forest...
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