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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…
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…
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…
The City of Lapu-lapu encourages public and private partnership in the establishment of marine protected areas (MPAs) to contribute to coral reef conservation and sustainable fisheries management. Currently, there are…
The severe loss of life and damage to infrastructure from Typhoon Pablo (known internationally as Bopha), was well publicized around the world. Large portions of Mindanao and the central Philippines…
The Camiguin Coastal Resource Management Project (CCRMP) launched five Marine Protected Area Ambassadors (mascots) in the municipalities of Mahinog, Sagay, Mambajao. Catarman and Guinsiliban. It also inaugurated two interpretive centers…
A research collaboration between Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation (CCEF) and the Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) was made official last January 8 with a Memorandum of Agreement signed by…
In support of its core work in the Philippines, CCEF is attempting to establish mutual relationships with members of the Filipino organizations in English-speaking countries around the world. Our most…
"When we hear the terms fishing and/or coastal resource management (CRM), generally we think of it as a man's thing because our cultural orientation tells us that men ought to be the…
The Philippines is located at the apex of the Coral Triangle and is acknowledged as the world’s center of marine biodiversity (Carpenter and Springer, 2005). It’s colorful reefs are home…