JACLYN JOSE ANG

TAHANAN

 

The Philippines is Home — with a population of 100 million and counting.​​​​ How we treat our home will determine whether or not ​​we thrive.​​

Protecting our home — so our home can continue to protect us

In the Philippines, Conservation International works to protect the one home we have through science, innovation and fieldwork. We research and understand the value of nature, and find effective methods to protect our home, for now and into the future.

 

  • Measuring the growth of a newly planted mangrove.

    Green-gray: A shield against climate change

    Conservation International works to safeguard communities against climate change impacts such as storm surges, through an innovative green-gray approach.

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    © Nandini Narayanan
  • Primary forest cover in the Mount Mantalingahan Protected Landscape, Panalingaan, Palawan.

    Mount Mantalingahan: Working toward zero net...

    In the highest peak of Palawan, Conservation International encourages indigenous communities to protect their natural assets and seeks to protect this mountain in perpetuity.

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    © CI/photo by Lynn Tang
  • Coral reef in Mabini, Verde Island Passage, Philippines

    Verde Island Passage: Developing conservation at...

    Conservation International supports the establishment and expansion of protected areas and mangrove rehabilitation, while training locals to improve practices.

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    © CI/photo by Sterling Zumbrunn

 

Kung ako’y inyong pababayaan, hindi ko kayo maaalagaan. 

Tahanan: Jaclyn Jose

 

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