CCEF Partners with Argao to Keep the Coasts Clear
On July 19, 2022, a courtesy call on the proposed initiatives for the coastal conservation of the seas and oceans of Argao was conducted at the Maayo Argao Resort, Cebu…
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…
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,…
Is Coral Rehabilitation the answer to the recovery of typhoon damaged corals?
Coral rehabilitation projects have become increasingly common in response to typhoon damage. However, scientists recommend conducting a research on the location of the MPA site and its capacity for enforcement before conducting an active…
What is the impact of a well-designed MPA during strong storm surges? The Story of Sumilon Island and San Vicente, Cebu after the typhoon.
When properly designed and managed, Marine Protected Areas can meet various needs of a coastal community by preserving important habitats and species. Indirectly, the coastal resources inside the MPA help…
CCEF Divers Conducts Post-Odette Damage Assessment in Sibonga, Cebu
Previously, CCEF signed a contract with the Municipality of Sibonga, Cebu to relocate their Marine Protected Area to Barangay Bahay, as their current MPA location is not suitable for corals…
Why mangrove and coastal greenbelts are important
Two years after Project SMILE, CCEF was able to assist the local People's Organization in Biasong, Talisay City in establishing its mangrove nursery which houses over 500 seedlings for their…
Introducing Social Safeguards in Siquijor
Lloyd Yosoya | Marketing & Resource Mobilization Officer As part of the implementation of the CCEF-WCS SEAS the Future Project in Siquijor Province, Environmental and Social Safeguards Protocols have been…
How are Coastal Communities after #Typhoon Odette?
According to a UN Humanitarian report, 11 out of the 17 regions in the country were affected by Typhoon Odette, and its most recent report show at least 407 deaths, 78 people…
Project MORE: Mangrove Management Optimization for Resilient Ecosystems
Since 2019, CCEF has been working with partners in helping rehabilitate the Biasong Mangrove Site In Talisay City, Cebu. Lear Corporation was one of CCEF’s partners for its project SMILE…