Title: Cleanup day comes to Philippine capital's polluted bay

Author: Peter Blaza and Jay Ereño

Date: September 17, 2022

Key Content: To recognize International Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday, hundreds of volunteers took part in a massive cleanup effort along the shore of Manila Bay in the Philippine capital. This effort is a collective movement able to help in the restoration and protection of our coastal lands.

https://boothandpartners.com/blog/adopt-a-seedling-program-planting-the-seeds-of-tomorrow/ 

Title: Adopt-A-Seedling Program: Planting the Seeds of Tomorrow

Author: Leslie Detera

Date: August 26, 2022

Key Content: 75 voluntary employees navigated the muddy, difficult trail leading to the restoration site in collaboration with the Haribon Foundation and their Forests for Life Movement, as well as with Samahan ng mga Magsasaka ng San Andres Inc. (SAMASAI), and were able to plant 1,000 seedlings of 21 different plant species. Such collaborative programs play a significant role in helping our forest sustain its life against the deforestation that continues to exist. Not only will it help to the restoration of our biodiverse landlife but this also protects wildlife habitats and allows us to fight against climate change.

Title: Developing Forested Conservation Corridors in the Kangchenjunga Landscape, Eastern Himalaya

Author: Nakul Chettri, Eklabya Sharma, Bandana Shakya, Birendra Bajracharya

Date: August 1, 2007

Key Content: Though it can be difficult and time-consuming to gather all the people on one platform to discuss a shared conservation aim and mutual benefit for the landlife, collaborative efforts are still determined to be very significant if true change is a need, especially to our ecosystem. The effects that are gained from such cooperation are revealed to show a positive shift on our environment and allows more people to realize the importance of conserving our landlife.  

Title: PH Environment Official: Filipinos should be more informed about waste management

Author: ANC 24/7

Date: November 10, 2019

Key Content: Filipino families produce about 40,000 tons of junk daily, but according to a Philippine environment authority, the waste itself is not the issue. Benny Antiporda, undersecretary for PH Environment & Natural Resources, accuses the Filipinos of lacking the self-control to separate waste and decrease it. With this, we should encourage a collective, communal practice rather than just an individual effort to reduce waste.

Title: Mga probationer at parolee, nagtulungan sa paglilinis ng isang paaralan sa Zamboanga City

Author: RTV One Mindanao

Date: January 26, 2023

Key Content: In the Philippines, Bayanihan is a Filipino tradition that refers to the idea of working together as members of the neighborhood to accomplish a shared objective- to clean their Baranggay. This occurrence relates to a core component of Filipino culture and effectively promotes cooperative sustainable management practices for the restoration and preservation of our biodiverse landlife not only in Mindanao, but across the entire Philippines.

Title: World Cleanup Day Gets 150 Countries To Participate

Author: CBS Philadelphia

Date: September 16, 2018

Key Content: Every third week of September, World Cleanup Day is celebrated to bring together millions of volunteers, governments, and organizations from 191 nations to combat the world's garbage issue and create a more sustainable future. The inaugural Global Cleanup Day on September 15, 2018, brought together 18 million individuals from 157 different nations in its early stages. However, despite conflicts, natural catastrophes, and wars, 14.9 million people from 190 nations took part in the sixth World Cleanup Day in September 2022.

Title: JUNE is PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENT MONTH: Sama-samang Pagkilos, Sama-samang Paghilom

Author: DOH CAR

Date: 6-2-2021

Key Content: The advocacy poster supports the message that all sectors must collaborate to take sustainable environmental action, especially in light of the fact that conserving nature is crucial in the fight against climate change, biodiversity loss, and even health hazards.

Title: Save our spots

Author: Tourism Philippines

Date: November 14, 2019

Key Content: Philippines as a whole is a beautiful country. Everyone throughout the world is captured by its rich culture, the people, and most significantly nature which the film highlights. The promotion video encourages us to mobilize everyone to take action in protecting our tourist attractions and to be responsible travelers to preserve these views.

Title: A New Environmental Ethics: The Next Millennium for Life on Earth

Author: Holmes Rolston III

Date: 2020

Key Content: A part of this book specifically discussed the positive effects of collective group activities such as having group discussions about environmental ethics, group agreements and disagreements on how to preserve life on land and so on. We as a group can apply said collective group activities into our local area to spread awareness on deforestation and on extinction and to also take action just like the ones from the book.

Title: Making the Most of Synergies to Achieve SDGs in a Constrained Environment

Author: Mahmoud Mohieldin

Date: July 11, 2022

Key Content:  The state and sustainability of one's natural assets should be taken into account when planning, according to natural capital accounting methods. As more nations look beyond GDP and incorporate "ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts," initiatives like the Wealth Accounting and Valuation of Ecosystem Services partnership and other programs are becoming more and more important (target 15.9). Natural capital accounting can assist nations with concentrating on a dashboard of indicators to track the resources they require for long-term growth and make sure that advancement on one SDG does not come at the expense of another.

Title: Preserving Mindanao’s highland paradise through conservation farming

Author: Kareen Lucas

Date: June 29, 2021
Key Content: Monocropping in upland areas like Bukidnon in the Philippines leads to the degradation of land and entire watersheds. This calls for sustainable land management that will protect natural resources while enhancing the livelihoods of farmers and people’s organizations.

Title: LAND LIFE

Author: MAPFRE

Date:  September 19, 2019

Key Content: Mountains and forests are the primary sources of food, air, and clean water, and they are home to millions of both plant and animal species. They are essential! Additionally, the survival of almost 1,600 million people depends on trees. But They feel threatened by what we are doing. 13 million wooded hectares being lost annually, and 22% of all animal species are in danger of going extinct. Something really priceless is in jeopardy. The fight against deforestation and the degradation of the soil should be prioritized in order to increase the usage of sustainable terrestrial ecosystems. It is our duty to make good any damage that has been done.

Author: Giannis Antetokounmpo

Date: October 2020

Key Content: Impacts on ecosystems and natural resources should be measured, managed, and mitigated. effective methods for managing and planning land use should be scaled up. As a cost-effective substitute for grey infrastructure, invest in natural infrastructure. Fund the rehabilitation of damaged land for use in agriculture and/or conservation.

 

Title: Managing forests and terrestrial ecosystems, while combating desertification, land degradation and biodiversity loss in a sustainable way.

Author: University at Buffalo

Date: 7/29/2020

Key Content: The main objective of this Academic institution is to preserve life and prevent calamities and disasters like degradation, deforestation and many more. 

Title: The Talaandig Tribe of the Southern Philippines shows that reforestation takes a village.

Author: Civil Beat

Date: 11/23/2022

Key Content: Datu Rodelio “Waway” a member of the Talaandig tribe, shared his experience with how much of his home region the Philippine rainforest in his village of Songco changed due to climate and other natural disasters. Over the times, his homeland was studied and even observed by land survey data and satellite image and shows results of denudation and continuation of the rainforest being eaten up by calamities and other hazards. But with the help of the newly elected councilman, Waway seeks to connect with the local government and authorities to try and bring back life to the rainforest as it once were.

Title: Gomanan - A documentary film on the Bagobo Tagabawa

Author: Charmaine Caparas

Date: 12/4/2020

Key Content: As we would have it, the forest has been our provider in terms of food, shelter, and protection to many calamities. Yet, many still seize the opportunity to harm and cause continuous destruction within the environment which leads to affecting millions of lives may they have contributed to its destruction or not. For centuries, the indigenous people have been the most vulnerable to such calamities. But be that as it may, their role in protecting and preserving the remaining biodiversity is very crucial. 

Title: 2030- SDG 15- Life on Land- Ted talks

Author: Let’s Change

Date: February 23, 2017

Key Content: The 1 billion hectares of tropical rainforests in the planet including the Philippines have been a victim of deforestation just as much as the 3 billion hectares more of forests in the planet. Almost 50% of the 1 billion hectares hold most of the biodiversity. With this data gathered and with the will to preserve said life on land especially in our country or in our city. It is essential that we make an effort to preserve life on our land, help hand in hand to grow crops, take care of animals around us, and most importantly spread awareness with what has been happening lately.

Title: Achieving Sustainable Development by Collaborating in Green Product Innovation

Author: Lisa Melander

Date: May 30, 2017

Key Content: The study discovered that several elements of collaborative governance each have a different effect on how each component of collaborative governance affects sustainability outcomes. The findings of the study lay the groundwork for a theoretical explanation of the choice of collaborative governance as a factor in the achievement of social benefits through collaborative efforts. This can be beneficial when creating better cooperation arrangements and has significant policy consequences. As individuals who collaborate with each other, each can cooperate with what to do in order to preserve life on land. 

Title: Conserving terrestrial ecosystems 

Author: Kishore Thapa

Date: August 8, 2017

Key Content: A third of the earth's surface is covered in forests, which are crucial for preventing climate change, preserving biodiversity, and conserving indigenous peoples' homes in addition to offering shelter and food security. Every year, 13 million hectares of forests are lost, and 3.6 billion hectares of dry land have become desertified as a result of ongoing land degradation. For us students, in the littlest ways we can help in rejuvenating and rehabilitating the land masses that we have lost by using effective ways like creating groups to collaborate with in doing activities like planting trees and releasing water into drought water systems to conserve the environment and to maintain such biodiversity in a certain area.