CCEF’s Run for the Oceans 2022
In celebration of the month of the ocean, CCEF launched the RUN FOR THE OCEANS VIRTUAL CHALLENGE last May 14, 2022. This was participated by all professional and aspiring runners…
Staff planning and Team Building
Staff Planning and Team Building under Project WAVES
The CCEF staff conducted part two (2) of the Pause and Reflect Activity under Project WAVES. It is a three-day activity commenced on June 24-26, 2022, and held in Malapascua,…
PROJECT DEEPER
Biophysical Assessment and Community Mobilization in Bohol and Olango, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu
Last June 13-20, 2022 CCEF through project INSPIRE-DEEPER conducted a simultaneous post-Odette damage response through a biophysical assessment and community mobilization in Talibon &Ubay Bohol and in Olango in Lapu-Lapu…
Lend A Blue Hand
CCEF launches the Jam for the Coast.
In celebration of World Oceans Day, the CCEF in partnership with the Wildlife Conservation Society launches the Jam for the Coast. The event happened on June 10, 2022, and was…
SCCRMC Donates to the Lend A Blue Hand Campaign
Last June 3, 2022---The South Cebu Coastal Resource Management Council held its monthly meeting at City Sports Club Cebu. The meeting was attended by the mayors and representatives from southeast…
MAO CONFERENCE 2022
Regional MAO Conference Future Fitting: Integrating Scientific & Technical Support for Coastal Resource Management
Last may 19, 2022 conducted the MAO conference held at Palm Grass Cebu Heritage, Cebu City. This event was attended by over sixty municipal agricultural officers, coastal resource management officers,…
You’re invited to our Jam for the Coast 2022
Get a chance to meet our newest #LendABlueHand ambassador, Dondon Hontiveros in CCEF’s #JamfortheCoast! This June 10, CCEF is inviting all ocean and music lovers to come and celebrate #WorldOceansDay through a fundraising night of…
RUN FOR THE OCEANS: Run for our Future Virtual Challenge 2022
© Justine Jace Baisac By: Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation One of the repercussions of climate change is stronger and more destructive typhoons. Fisheries are the primary source of livelihood…
Introducing Project DEEPER: Post-Odette Response and Strengthening Resilience in Coastal communities
This year, CCEF is starting a 6-month project, “Diversified Engagement and Eco-governance Planning for Ecosystem Resiliency (DEEPER)” in coastal communities in Ubay & Talibon Bohol and Olango Island, Lapu-lapu City,…
AMUMA: Active and Momentous Understanding on Mental Health Activity
Osmeña Peak, Dalaguete, Cebu The mind is powerful. Whatever our mind thinks will always translate into our body and our actions. It may affect other people, even in our work…