Angel Aquino ang
BULAKLAK
Pretty little flowers give more than you might think — food, medicine and inspiration. In fact, 1 in 3 mouthfuls of food is made possible by natural pollinators — and flowers.
Inspiring communities to protect nature
Conservation International has worked in the Philippines since 1995, to help protect nature — from forests to mangroves to oceans — and the benefits it provides to Filipinos. Through training and education, we empower Filipino communities to sustainably manage their resources and cherish the benefits that nature provides — down to the tiniest flower.
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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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Quirino Protected Landscape: Fostering...
Conservation International and the Quirino Forest Carbon Project combat climate change through reforestation and incentivizing farmers to change behaviors.
© CI/Yoji Natori
Binabalewala ng tao ang kapangyarihan ng isang munting bulaklak.
Bulaklak: Angel Aquino
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