Forestry students at Aklan State University use actual leaves as answer sheets for a Botany quiz.
Major study reveals the Philippines is the world’s largest contributor of river-borne plastic waste entering the ocean.
The technology presents the potential that industries could recover some of the pollutants and put them back to work.
While admissions are free, visits are regulated since The Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park is a protected habitat.
Battery swapping seen as key to success.
The Panay Lipstick Vine is one of the Philippines’ remarkable botanical survivors.
AuREUS won the inaugural Sustainability Award of the James Dyson Award.
These seeds provide essential proteins, resistant starch, and gut health benefits when cooked safely.
The bayong proves that sustainability does not have to sacrifice durability.
One of the most promising alternatives can be found in Filipino backyards.
