Sustainability

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Even environmentalist and TikToker Celine Murillo is sometimes sad in the company of trees

“This work is both rewarding and heartbreaking [but] acknowledging and sitting with our emotions, even the unpleasant ones, is a form of resistance,” says the viral creator mainstreaming Philippine native trees

Climate journalist Whitney Bauck wants you to know it’s not the end of the world

“Yes, things are bad but we are making real moves.” The Antipolo-raised freelance journalist on correcting negativity bias in climate reporting and countering climate nihilism

This art initiative aims to trace Tinipak River rocks before Kaliwa Dam drowns them

Nomad Projects, a community-based artistic research and educational initiative, is racing against the destructive and disruptive construction to preserve a memory of an indigenous landscape

Masungi is under threat of becoming the relocation site of the New Bilibid Prison

According to the georeserve, the parcel of land BuCor is looking at is “geologically unbuildable” due to its limestone deposits and mountainous topography

Meet Lokalpedia, the food heritage advocate documenting overlooked endemic Filipino ingredients

John Sherwin Felix AKA Lokalpedia’s photo collection documents artisanal salts and edible flowers

Best before: The ultimate guide to keeping fresh fruits

Bookmark this guide for when you’re planning on going on a fruit haul

Detergent decisions: The difference between powder, liquid, and pods

Doing laundry may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but wearing fresh, clean clothing is

Donate? Discard? What do you do with your old underwear

In essence, a pile of old underwear is a pile of fabric. That means you can let your creativity run free with clothing related projects

Local brand Bayo is reviving the dying tradition of silk making in the north

In its quest for sustainable practices, Bayo shares the lengths it took to help reinvigorate the sericulture tradition of Kapangan, Benguet—and why it is worth saving

The Masungi Georeserve invasion: What we know so far

On Sept. 18, the conservation area reported a group of over 30 allegedly armed men illegally occupying one of its protected areas