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MARCH 29-31, 2019 ‖ TERESE DIANE PENAYES Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation (CCEF) believes that everyone can protect our environment, especially the youth. These young people with passion and knowledge…
Mangroves are best known for their ability to withstand strong waves and protect the coasts from typhoons, storm surges and even tsunamis. But more than that, mangroves are capable of…
Photo by CCEF ReMoTe. Avicennia marina mangrove species at Cotcot Liloan. Mangroves are trees or shurbs that are salt-tolerant, and can grow in harsh coastal conditions such as in saline…
(Press release from Project ISDA -CCEF) Participants during the Coastal Law Enforcement Training-workshop for the Siquijor Province Coastal Resource Management Alliance. Photo by CCEF-Project ISDA. March 20, 2019 ‖ AILEEN…
March 6, 2019 ‖ Alyza Noelle Tan Forum participants including Atty. Gloria Ramos, Oceana Vice-president, Lisa Digdigan-Foundation for the Philippine Environment, PSupt. Debold Sinas, Regional Director , Police Regional Office…
March 13, 2019 ‖ ALYZA NOELLE TAN CCEF Marketing and Resource Generation Officer, Lloyd Yosoya presenting their group’s identified functional problems in their NGOs. Last March 13 2019, CCEF staff…
(A press release from DENR-AIPLS) Aileen Maypa The DENR-AIPLS PAMB members representing Apo Island, the Municipality of Dauin, the Province of Negros Oriental, an academe and and an NGO (CCEF)…
The regional rollout training on barangay advocacy on the prevention of corruption was launched last December 11-12, 2018 at Hotel Elizabeth, Kamputhaw, Cebu City. Recognizing the importance of the barangay…
Coral reefs teem with diverse life. Thousands of species can be found living on one reef. The Great Barrier Reef contains over 400 coral species, 1,500 fish species, 4,000 mollusk…
December 4, 2018--- The Cebu City Government holds its Cebu City Disaster Conference-Resiliency and Technology (DISCONCERT) at the MCWD Auditorium With the increasing number of disasters have taking place in…