News and Features
Mindoro’s Rarest Bird Captured on Camera After Two Decades
MINDORO, PHILIPPINES — September 2026 — After two decades without a confirmed photographic record, the critically endangered Mindoro bleeding-heart (Gallicolumba platenae) has been captured by a camera trap in […]
GARF Culminating Activity Highlights Successes and Charts Future Course for Eco-Resilience
Quezon City, Philippines – The USAID-SIBOL Project concluded on December 10, 2024, with the successful completion of the Green Assessment and Recovery Framework (GARF) Culminating Activity. Held at the Banahaw […]
The IPS Congress: A Watershed Moment for Conservation and Indigenous Voices
For generations, Indigenous Peoples (IPs) have been the original stewards of nature, protecting the Philippines’ rich biodiversity and ecosystems through their deep-rooted traditions and wisdom. However, a national platform to […]
Birds Take Center Stage at CCIPH’s ABF Exhibit
The Center for Conservation Innovations (CCIPH) participated in the 13th Asian Bird Fair (ABF) held at The Tent in Las Piñas City last November 21-22, 2024 where it showcased the […]
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For Philippines’ unprotected hotspots, new conservation window beckons
Scientists have identified 228 key biodiversity areas in the Philippines.
Climate action tackled at SM Sustainability Forum
WWF-Philippines enjoined the private sector to work towards convening.
Business Leaders to Form a Philippine Alliance for Climate Action
WWF-Philippines is enjoining the private sector to work towards convening.
Philippines commits to protect 30% of planet by 2030
The Philippines is the first ASEAN country to officially support.
Green pandemic recovery package raised anew to address the climate crisis
In a historic moment, technical experts and 26 civil society groups held.
Devastated by a typhoon, community foresters in the Philippines find little support
The Macatumbalen Community-Based Forest and Coastal Management.
Environmental stakeholders to conduct recovery study in forests damaged by Odette
Public and private environmental stakeholders in Puerto Princesa City.
Philippine farmers fear crop, river contamination as mining moratorium is lifted
With the government overturning a 2017 ban on open-pit mining in December.
Typhoon exposes biodiversity haven Palawan’s vulnerability — and resilience
PALAWAN, Philippines — When park ranger Allan Daganta travels to work.
7M hectares of Philippine land are forested — and that’s bad news
The country has been vulnerable to massive flooding linked.
Breaking up of Palawan seen to threaten the province’s ecosystem
The plan to divide Palawan—the country’s “last ecological frontier."
This Handy App Helps Ordinary Pinoys Protect Local Biodiversity
The Biodiversity and Threats Monitoring App (BioMon) is a mobile app.
PCAARRD-funded project launches Crabifier mobile application
Crabifier, a mobile app that identifies mangrove crab species.
ALI Taps CCI for Carbon Reduction Initiatives
Ayala Land Inc. has commissioned the Center for Conservation Innovations.
ALI taps CCI for Carbon Reduction Initiatives
Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) has commissioned the Center for Conservation Innovations.
Aldrin David Mallari
Neil Aldrin Mallari is a National Geographic Explorer and a biodiversity.
Metro Manila’s ‘secret’ wildlife sanctuary—and why it might disappear soon
Hidden in the grimy, murky heart of Metro Manila is a pristine nature preserve.
Philippine Deforestation Despite Protections
About an hour and a half plane ride from the Philippine capital Manila is a long, narrow island.