Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project

by De La Salle University
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project
Talim Bay Coastal Resources Management Project

Project Report | Nov 4, 2014
Update for Talim Bay Coastal Resource Management

By joseph rosal | coordinator for community engagement

The Center for Social Concern and Action (COSCA) participated in the recent coastal clean-up in Brgy Lumaniag, Lian, Batangas. Spearheaded by the Municipal Office of Lian, the activity involved several local Peoples’ Organization and other department of the Local Government Unit.

The project is currently strengthening several Peoples’ Organization in 3 coastal communities in Talim Bay. This is to ensure that these groups are still aligned in activities involving protection and preservation of the coastal ecosystem, more specifically, through the implementation of the marine protected area in Brgys Lumaniag and Binubusan. Related to this, the project also assisted officials from Brgy Luyahan in the approval of their brgy ordinance for the establishment of their fish sanctuary.

The project also provided a mangrove orientation to the canteen concessionaires of De La Salle Dasmarinas, aside from assisting them during their mangrove planting activity in Brgy. Lumaniag, Lian Batangas. The group planted 258 mangroves seedlings.   

The Philippine Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation (PTFCF) conducted a mangrove training to Samahang Mangingisda (SM) 79 related to a grant for their manrgove nursery project. SM 79 received a substantial amount for the purpose of planting 10,000.00 seedlings within their brgy.

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De La Salle University

Location: Manila, NCR - Philippines
Website:
Project Leader:
Maria Carmen Apuli
Manila , Philippines
$22,000 raised of $30,000 goal
 
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