Joining the worldwide celebration of Earth Day, The Climate Reality Project Philippines announced today two new partnerships that will ramp up its climate education and literacy program in the country.
Documentary films can help shape the conversations and actions on the climate crisis, filmmakers said during the 26th episode of The Climate Reality Project’s Klimatotohanan webcast series
In our Manila Bulletin column ‘Eleventh Hour’ this week, Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Perpi Tiongson, associate director of the Oscar M. Lopez Center, wrote about her organization’s efforts to organize local journalists and other media practitioners for more science-based reporting alongside creative journalism.
Our Manila Bulletin column ‘Eleventh Hour’ this week features the efforts of Team Bintuwak, a team of environmental advocates and marine biology researchers in in Malay, Aklan, to promote the critical role of indigenous knowledge, systems, and practices (IKSP) in riverine conservation.
In our Manila Bulletin column “Eleventh Hour” this week, art and research group Salikhain Kolektib talked about “Sanga Pulo: Sampung Sanga-sangang Kwentong Klima ng mga Pulo,” media campaign that aims to highlight climate-related stories from small-island communities in the Philippines.
A team of climate storytellers and researchers from Malay, Aklan — which is just a short boat ride away from Boracay island — was chosen as the recipient of the third and final Umalohokan cash grant, its organizers said.
Team Bintuwak is entitled to receive PhP170,000 for an awareness campaign highlighting the role of indigenous knowledge in promoting sustainable fishing and tourism in the Nabaoy River, a tourist spot on the northwestern tip of Panay island.
