Wetlands, our Lifeline.
The Society for the Philippine Wetlands Storey telling sessions at the Las Piñas Parañaque Wetland Park was featured in the Ramsar Regional Center East Asia Webzine Issue No. 13 last June 2020. The SCPW with support from the RRC-EA Wetland
The Society for the Philippine Wetlands participated in the 7th WLI Conference at Taipei last December 2019. This event was featured in the Ramsar Regional Center East Asia Webzine Issue No. 12 last December 2019. The SCPW presented to the body
The Society for the Philippine Wetlands agricultural wetlands project in Paligui, Candaba, Pampanga was featured in the Ramsar Regional Center East Asia Webzine Issue No. 11 last September 2019. The SCPW with support from the RRC-EA Wetland Fund implemented the
The SCPW celebrates 50 years of Earth Day today by remembering how our actions have altered the face of our planet and the way we can contribute to healing it. The first Earth Day celebration in the 1970s focused on
The SCPW conducted a field visit at the LPPWP on February 15 upon request by Dr. Pedcris Orencio of the Ateneo Environmental Management course. THe SCPW with the DENR-NCR provided a site orientation and afterwards conducted a wetland walk with
Today is World Wetlands Day 2020. The theme Wetlands Biodiversity: Why it matters is especially important to the Philippines – a country which is considered as the hottest of biodiversity hotspots. Wetlands are rich with biodiversity and are a habitat
The SCPW, represented by Ms. Darry Shel Estorba, who participated in the Workshop on Sustainable. She presented the project “Agricultural Wetlands as a Showcase for Wetlands Conservation” The workshop aimed to motivate participants to learn from each city’s case studies
The Wetland Link International Asia held its 7th conference for members last 2-6 December 2019 at the Guandu National Park at Taipei, Taiwan. A contingent from the SCPW participated in the conference, with Dir. Amy Lecciones presenting the work of
The SCPW, with the support of East Asian-Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP), celebrated the World Migratory Bird Day and Urban October by holding an event entitled “Click It, Sketch It: An Adventure with Migratory Birds” at the Las Pinas Paranaque Wetland
The Society for the Conservation of Philippine Wetlands presented two papers at the 2nd R&D Congress on East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF) for Wetlands and Migratory Waterbirds in the Course of Climate Change. The papers were entitled: Rapid Wetland Characterisation to