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Humans rely on metaphors to guide a shared understanding of our complex world, and in a novel twist, a faculty member in the ...
Climate change and environmental destruction are putting the future of fishing at risk in the Philippines. But coastal communities are fighting back and trying to preserve the industry for generations ...
From coastal Negros to international policy forums, marine biologist Matthew Tabilog is championing mangrove conservation and ...
Ateneo biologists have confirmed the presence of the invasive tinfoil barb (Barbonymus schwanefeldii) in Laguna de Bay, ...
The researchers sought to make population estimates for 37 commercially important species in mangrove forests around the world and then add them all together to calculate a global estimate. Their ...
Structurally unique freshwater mangrove forests have been discovered in Brasil's Amazon Delta for the very first time. What was really unique for me was seeing freshwater trees growing side by side ...
Manulife backs Haribon’s largest mangrove restoration program and supports the development of surrounding communities ...
From 2011 to 2013, mangrove restoration efforts were initiated in Palawan as part of the Philippines’ National Greening Program, but, as elsewhere in the country, the initiative performed far below ...
The study found that the Philippines was the second worst in the region in terms of mangrove decline, with the country losing 10.5% of its mangrove forests between 1990 and 2010.
Siargao islanders who used to catch fish illegally and cut down mangroves now replant the trees and run ecotours to the community’s benefit.