Soil erosion in the Philippines is a growing environmental threat that has quietly damaged forests, farmlands, and communities for decades. While armed conflict has shaped much of Mindanao’s history, the …
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Filipino weather superstitions have long reflected the country’s rich folklore and close relationship with nature. From beliefs about rain falling while the sun shines to traditional warnings linked to thunderstorms …
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Biogas energy from manure offers farms a practical way to turn animal waste into a useful source of renewable power. By processing manure from livestock and poultry in an oxygen-free …
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Tilapia farming in the Philippines has grown into an important part of the country’s food supply and aquaculture industry, providing an affordable source of protein and supporting the livelihoods of …
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Altut Tuna Peak Treubia insigne has been documented in Davao del Sur, adding a new locality to the known Philippine range of the rare and sizable leafy thalloid liverwort. Treubia …
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Antibiotic resistance is making some bacterial infections increasingly difficult to treat as medicines become less effective against resistant pathogens. The growing problem threatens routine medical care, increases the risk of …
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Philippines biodiversity faces increasing pressure from habitat loss, environmental degradation, climate change and other human activities. With its rich ecosystems supporting millions of species and providing food, livelihoods and other …
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Vision in leadership can develop long before a person formally takes on a leadership role. My own understanding of leadership began during my high school and college years, when I …
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Ampalaya tablets for diabetes are drawing attention in the Philippines as researchers explore a potential plant-based approach to managing type 2 diabetes. Scientists from the Institute of Herbal Medicine (IHM) …
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Mount Hamiguitan wet wipes ban is now being enforced as part of a permanent conservation rule prohibiting the entry, use, and disposal of wet wipes and single-use plastic items inside …
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