DENR CENRO Belison

10/06/2026

🌿📚 LISO KAG GUTOK BAYLO SCHOOL SUPPLIES/NOTEBOOK is BACK for Year 2! 📚🌿

​In celebration of Environment Month 2026, DENR CENRO Belison invites everyone to be a part of a greener future while helping our students gear up for the upcoming school year!
​Got seeds or seedlings at home? Bring them over to our booth and trade them directly for school packages!

​🗓️ When: June 16–22, 2026

📍 Where: Robinsons Place San Jose

​🔄 How to Trade:

​20 Sprouted Seedlings (Endemic or Fruit-bearing trees) = 1 School Supply & Notebook Package

​30 Seeds (Endemic or Fruit-bearing trees) = 1 School Supply & Notebook Package

​Every seed you bring helps restore our forests, and every package traded helps a student succeed. Let’s grow trees and support education together!
​See you there! Come and trade with us! 💚

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09/06/2026

| Today we celebrate the world's ultimate underwater hotspot. Covering the tropical waters of 6 Asia-Pacific countries—Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Timor-Leste — the Coral Triangle is the global epicenter of marine life, packed with vibrant reefs, sea turtles, and thousands of fish species. 🌊

But it’s fragile. Rising ocean temperatures and pollution threaten the survival of these vital ecosystems and the millions of people who depend on them.

08/06/2026

| From our upland forests and watersheds down to our coastal communities, our ecosystems are completely bound together. Protecting our oceans isn't just about cleaning the beach; it’s about changing how we live upstream.

This World Oceans Day, let's commit to a "ridge-to-reef" mindset. By protecting our land and reducing waste at the source, we safeguard the vibrant marine life, coral reefs, and coastal livelihoods that sustain our islands.

05/06/2026

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05/06/2026

Today, we celebrate the World Environment Day. This occasion reminds us of our shared duty to protect, restore, and responsibly manage our natural resources to ensure a healthy and sustainable future for both current and future generations.

By working together, we can help build a greener and more sustainable tomorrow.

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The Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox, an endemic species of the Philippines, holds the distinction of being the largest bat in the world, with a wingspan that can reach up to 5.5 feet. Easily recognized by its golden-colored head and dark body, this remarkable bat is not just visually striking but also ecologically essential. As a fruit bat, it plays a key role in pollination and seed dispersal, helping regenerate forests and maintain biodiversity across the country’s ecosystems.

Despite its importance, the species is classified as critically endangered due to rapid habitat loss, hunting, and human disturbance. Forest clearing reduces its feeding and roosting areas, while misconceptions about bats contribute to persecution. Conservation experts emphasize that protecting this species is directly linked to preserving forest health, which supports climate regulation, water systems, and local livelihoods. Safeguarding the giant golden-crowned flying fox is not only about saving a single species but about maintaining the ecological balance of Philippine forests.

Science Department |