Wetlands, our Lifeline.
Winners of the “Stories about Wetlands and Water“ Video-Making Contest was announced during the “Restore Our Earth: Wetland Restoration thru Circular Economy” webinar streaming live on 06 May 2021. Winners: Tubig O Tubig of Jedryc Romero (Canossa College, San Pablo
Expanded Capacity Development on Shorebird Identification The Philippines is part of the East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF), one of the major areas in the world where migratory birds visit to feed and rest. To keep these avifauna species safe and to
The Macagatal Irrigators Association (MIA) was awarded the Bayani ng Katubigan Award, during the World Water Day (WWD) Awards Virtual Ceremony on 22 March 2021. This award, sponsored by the Society for the Conservation of Philippine Wetlands, Inc. (SCPW), recognizes
The very first issue of Philippine Wetlands, the official newsletter of the SCPW is hot off the press. This issue covers projects beginning the term of the current Board of Trustees, 2018. More than 30 projects are presented, covering CEPA, conservation,
The online story telling session as part of the SCPW and ACB’s celebration of World Migratory Bird Day 2020 was featured on a national newspaper, The Business Mirror. The article, PHL kids learn about migratory birds, endemic duck in a
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