Isla de Fuego participants and CCEF Staff. Siquijor Island was once called "Isla de Fuego" which is translated to "Island of Fire" by the Spaniards during the Spanish era because…
Mandaue City Parole and Probation Office Staff together with CCEF Staff members, Mariza Calumpang and Alyza Tan June 13, 2019---The Mandaue City Parole and Probation Office celebrates the World Environment…
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Volunteers together with the CCEF Staff. In celebration of the World Oceans Day, the Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation (CCEF) has partnered with JPMorgan Chase &…
May 30, 2019---The World Bank and the Knowledge for Development Community - the University of San Carlos held a forum on The Philippines Economic Update (PEU): Safeguarding Stability, Investing in…
The Batalang Bato Marine Sanctuary in Anilao, Batangas was recently visited by 2 CCEF board members, Alan and Evangeline White, who were pleasantly surprised to find the Marine Sanctuary, established…
Located at the southwest side of the Cebu Island, Badian lies just beside the tourist spot Moalboal, where many tourists go out to venture for its famous sardine run and…
May 2, 2019 ‖ ALYZA TAN Last April 30, 2019, a public hearing was held at the Cebu City Hall on two proposed ordinances titled “AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PHASE-OUT…
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…