Tagbanua Palawan: Guardians of Coron to El Nido and Marine Conservation
Palawan is world-famous for its breathtaking islands, Coron to El Nido dive spots, and rich marine biodiversity. But beyond its […]
Sustainable Tourism
sustainable practices, eco-conscious tourism, conservation efforts
Microplastics and Ocean Pollution: A Growing Threat to Marine Life
Microplastics and Ocean Pollution has become one of the biggest environmental threats to our oceans, with microplastics being a particularly
The Nitrogen Cycle in Oceans: Marine Life and Coral Reefs
The nitrogen cycle in oceans plays a vital role in regulating marine ecosystems, providing essential nutrients for plankton, corals, and
The Carbon Cycle and Marine Ecosystems: Impact on Palawan and the Coral Triangle
The carbon cycle is a fundamental process that regulates Earth’s climate and sustains marine ecosystems. However, human activities such as
Scuba Diving on a Budget: Explore the Underwater World
Scuba diving is an incredible way to experience the ocean, but many divers worry about the costs associated with the
UNESCO Man Biosphere (MAB) Programme: Preserving Palawan’s Unique Ecosystems
The UNESCO Man and Biosphere (MAB) Programme for the Palawan Biosphere Reserve, often referred to as the “last ecological frontier”
Sea Academy in Palawan: A Beacon of Sustainability and Coral Reef Restoration
Palawan, often referred to as the last ecological frontier of the Philippines, is home to groundbreaking efforts in sustainable marine
Diving Activities in Palawan: Best Experiences Philippines
Palawan is a dream destination for divers, offering some of the best diving Philippines. With crystal-clear waters, abundant marine life,
Palawan Peacock-Pheasant: The Jewel Philippines’ Forests
The Palawan Peacock-Pheasant (Polyplectron napoleonis) is a dazzling bird species found only in the lush forests of Palawan. Known for
Electricity Generation in Philippines Role of Asia’s Nuclear
Introduction Electricity generation in Philippines has long been a cornerstone of its development, yet the country continues to face significant
