Regional dialogue on mangrove restoration convenes 75 advocates and practitioners from Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines
SM Prime, WWF-Philippines hold eco-camp for youth sustainability ambassadors
November
WWF calls on countries to stand firm as delaying tactics drive global plastic pollution treaty talks into deadlock
Lifetime cost of plastic 10 times higher for low-income countries than rich ones, revealing crippling inequities in plastics value chain
Recycling for Change
October
Forging connections for a Just Transition
Pioneering change in the plastic crisis: Gerlie's journey
From research to action: How the Port of Batangas in the Philippines walks the talk to tackle plastic pollution
September
International Coastal Clean-up Month: Grants awarded to 20 women waste workers to boost livelihood
Three major Philippine ports achieve 50% reduction of plastic waste leakage
WWF-Philippines Holds Food Safety Trainings to Combat Tuna Post-Harvest Loss
WWF-Philippines Presents Sustainable and Equitable Tuna Fishing Strategies in 23rd National Tuna Congress
August
WWF-Philippines, together with Epson, celebrates World Mangroves Day in Bataraza, Palawan
Cities of Catbalogan, Naga, and Puerto Princesa Capacitated on Climate Actions and Financing Strategies
WWF-Philippines holds first convening for Great Food Puzzle 2.0 (GFP 2.0) study
WWF-PH marks Plastic-Free July by engaging private sector on critical habitats cleanup and waste segregation learning sessions
July
No Plastics in Nature celebrates five years of milestones
Data-Driven Community Interventions
WWF-Philippines congratulates NEO for pioneering EDGE Zero Carbon Certification
15 Philippine cities strengthen their journey for urban climate action in WWF’s One Planet City Challenge 2023-2024
June
World Wide Fund for Nature Leaders Come Together in Palawan, Philippines to Accelerate Conservation Impact
Batangas City joins the Global Movement of Cities working towards Plastic Pollution
Turning Trash into Treasure: The Impact of Upcycling and Recycling Plastic Waste
Growth of renewable energy hampered by long permitting process, lack of promotions and incentives: WWF-Philippines report
UN Plastic Pollution Treaty ‘one step closer’ to being realised, as negotiators in Paris agree to start developing a draft treaty with global rules to curb plastic pollution
May
High wildlife trafficking levels in the Sulu-Celebes Seas call for tripartite collaboration
WWF calls for a global ban on ‘harmful and unnecessary’ single-use plastic items, such as vapes, cutlery and cosmetic microplastics, ahead of key UN plastic pollution treaty talks
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Philippines announces 15 qualified cities for the One Planet City Challenge (OPCC) 2023-2024
Investment Opportunities in Occidental Mindoro
Uniting Against Plastic: Community Action in the Philippines
April
WWF-Philippines scales up Plastic Smart Cities project; taps Siargao, Palawan, CDO
Fishers reap benefits from new traceability system
WWF-Philippines urges swift action and a review of Oil Spill Contingency Plan in view of the Mindoro Oil Spill
March
WWF’s longest running competition for sustainable cities opens for 2023
Tip of the Iceberg: Tuna fishers need more ice!
WWF-Philippines calls on Filipinos to help combat climate change and nature loss by joining the biggest hour for Earth
WWF-Philippines’ Corporates for a Better Planet Initiative invites private entities to operate more sustainably amidst the climate crisis
Philippines, Indonesia, Viet Nam discuss fishery management
Ten women waste workers receive grants on International Women’s Month
WWF-Philippines Calls For Filipinos To Join Earth Hour 2023: The Biggest Hour For Earth
May pera sa basura
February
New study to encourage fishers to register boats, renew licenses
hroughout February the World Wide Fund for Nature Philippines (WWF-Philippines) conducted a study
The World Wide Fund for Nature Philippines says it is high time to declare the West Philippine Sea as a national Marine Protected Area
Building a stronger and more climate-resilient future for communities in Palawan through mangroves
January
Indigenous Communities at the Frontlines of Environmental Conservation
Seeing the Forests for the Water: Restoring the Ipo Watershed
How does Climate Change affect Occidental Mindoro’s Tuna Fishers?
