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Walking Through Negros Island’s Smallest Natural Park
February 17, 2021Negros Island is one of the few places in the world where one can easily access a variety of habitats that play a vital role in the continuous explosion of plant and animal biodiversity For millions of years, the distinct geographic features of the...
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Gifts from and for the forest: 11 locally-made Christmas gift ideas for the thoughtful giver
December 7, 2020Grantees of Forest Foundation Philippines, a non-profit organization that provides grants to individuals and organizations that empower people to protect and conserve our forests, offer a wide-range of locally-made products that are perfect for...
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As Small as a Seed, As Mighty as a Tree
July 2, 2020This article is one of the winning works chosen from Youth as Keepers of the Forest, a writing workshop conducted in partnership with Edukasyonph for university students in Bukidnon I spent my early years in Cebu, a busy city of cars and...
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Bukidnon, My Home
July 2, 2020This article is one of the winning works chosen from Youth as Keepers of the Forest, a writing workshop conducted in partnership with Edukasyonph for university students in Bukidnon Roosters crow as the sun begins to rise This has become...
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A Bittersweet Splash of Truth
April 13, 2020This article is one of the winning works chosen from Youth as Keepers of the Forest, a writing workshop conducted in partnership with Edukasyonph for university students in Bukidnon It was a Saturday morning I woke up to the sound of...
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BFF Blog: Nurturing Seeds for Change
August 14, 2018by Jen Horn of MUNI, Best Friend of the Forest What makes a person aspire to create more positive change in the world And how can we create a society or culture that enables and empowers people to be more mindful of their personal impact - and...
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BFF Blog: What On Earth Have We Done?
April 23, 2018By: Dr Gideon Lasco, Best Friend of the Forest What on Earth have we done Earth Day is a timely opportunity for us to take this question literally and reflect on our collective and individual impact on our planet Collectively, we know that all...
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Harden Not Your Hearts: A Holy Week Eco-Reflection
March 25, 2018By: Sister Elizabeth "Bing" Carraza of URGENT Climate change has become a heavy cross for Mother Earth It has long been discussed but we’re not getting any closer to solving it Instead, the trajectory of change is nearing irreversible...
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