CCEF CONTINUES TO PROVIDE RELIEF AND REBUILDING ASSISTANCE TO TYPHOON YOLANDA DEVASTATED AREAS WITH OVERWHELMING SUPPORT FROM DONORS
Year published: 2014 Issue: 25 Read newsletter in this link
CCEF RESPONDS TO THE DEVASTATING AFTERMATH OF TYPHOON YOLANDA WITH GENEROUS DONORS AND PARTNERS
Year published: 2013 Issue: 24 Read newsletter in this link
Black tip shark taken by Ethan at Tubbataha
SPR Divemaster Ethan Lucas writes about saving Philippine Reefs
SPR Divemaster and former Peace Corps volunteer Ethan Lucas writes about CCEF's oldest recurring activity which is Saving Philippine Reefs. SPR has been a source of reliable data for coral…
TIMEX employees planting bongalong mangrove seedlings during Earth Day 2013 at Brgy. Cotcot, Liloan, Cebu, Philippines
Timex celebrates Earth Day planting 2,500 Mangrove seedlings in Liloan, Cebu
TIMEX Philippines (MEPZ-1) and the Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation, Inc. (CCEF) partnered in a mangrove-planting activity in Sitio Sulima, Brgy. Cotcot in Liloan, Cebu last April 27, 2013. TIMEX…
SPR 2013 participants, composed of expedition volunteers and CCEF staff pose for this group picture near the entrance of Kasai Village Resort in Moalboal, Cebu
Saving Philippine Reefs Expedition 2013, Moalboal & Badian, Cebu
We all met under the big umbrella by the pool at the Montebello Villa Hotel in Cebu during the course of the afternoon – Geoff, Denise, Sandy, Laurent, Sheree and…
CCEF ASSISTS IN INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED “YELLOW SUBMARINE” CORAL REEF DAMAGE
Year published: 2013 Issue: 23 View this newsletter Contents at a glance: Another Successful SPR Dive Expedition by International Volunteers Harbor Star Addresses an Environmental Challenge Apo Island Marine Sanctuary: Steps…
A. Maypa and M. Baird at 20 m depth, evaluating fish and substrate conditions, respectively (photo by A.C. Sabonsolin).
CCEF assists in investigation of alleged Yellow Submarine Coral Reef Damage
The Research Unit of the Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation led by its Research Director, Dr. Aileen Maypa and the Lapu-lapu Dive Rangers led by Mr. Andy Berame, conducted a…
Installation of initial coral reef rehabilitation structures using a low cost sturdy plastic mesh. The goal is to stabilize the rubble substratum to facilitate coral recruitment, growth and higher survival (photo by A. Maypa)
Apo Island Marine Sanctuary: Steps to Recovery from Storm Damage
The Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation (CCEF) through its Research Unit, engages in a coral reef rehabilitation effort at Apo Island Marine Sanctuary in Dauin, Negros Oriental. This is a…
Harbor Star employees during a care and maintenance activity of a mangrove reforestation site in Barangay Banoyo, San Luis, Batangas.
Harbor Star addresses Environmental Challenge
The urgent need to reforest our sparse mangroves, quickly and massively, has encouraged non-government organizations, local government units, people’s organizations, academe, and business sectors to do mangrove reforestation and rehabilitation…