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ATERSHED PROTECTION. Mary Ann Fuertes (right) and Chinkie Peleno-Colle (left) of Interface Development Intervention (IDIS) who are also members of the Watershed Management Council (WMC) provided the media during the regular Kapehan sa Dabaw at SM City on Monday with updates to the undertakings of the council in relation to the protection of watershed areas and riverbanks in Davao City. (Alex D. Lopez/davaotoday.com)

Environmental tax earnings eyed for watershed protection

Post author:EARL O. CONDEZA
Post published:June 20, 2016
Post category:Environment Headline
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The environmental council here plans to use environmental tax collection for programs and projects that would contribute to watershed protection.

Expansion of Mt. Hamiguitan Protected Area pushed

Post author:DAVAO TODAY
Post published:June 17, 2016
Post category:Environment Today's News to Go
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The Regional Development Council ?here ?is pushing for the expansion of the Mt. Hamiguitan Range and Wildlife Sanctuary to cover more than 26,000 hectares from its current 7,132.76 hectares.

Environmental groups set for Ecofest Davao

Post author:Maria Patricia C. Borromeo
Post published:June 17, 2016
Post category:Environment Headline
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Along with the celebration of the Philippine Environmental Month this June, environmental groups?and government agencies are set for the grand opening of the?June 27-29 Ecofest Davao 2016.

Group says Duterte to make history with stand on mining

Post author:ZEA IO MING C. CAPISTRANO
Post published:June 8, 2016
Post category:Environment Headline
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An environmental group said President-elect Rodrigo Duterte will make history if he shuts down big mining companies that has caused destruction to the environment.

Building a disaster-resilient communities thru Oplan Andam

Post author:MART D. SAMBALUD
Post published:May 31, 2016
Post category:Disaster & Environment Environment Headline
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It goes with the name Oplan Andam (Advocacy on Natural Disaster Awareness and Management), this is Davao del Norte’s community-based disaster awareness campaign which aims to build a calamity and disaster resilient communities.

Environmental tax earnings eyed for watershed protection

Expansion of Mt. Hamiguitan Protected Area pushed

Environmental groups set for Ecofest Davao

Group says Duterte to make history with stand on mining

Building a disaster-resilient communities thru Oplan Andam

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