Puno't dulo tree planting club

21/12/2025

Join us at our annual tree planting every start of the year or you can let us do the tree planting for you!

10/11/2025

23/08/2025

Forest bathing

“Nature offers us signposts, but they can be difficult to notice unless you are paying attention. Nature's signposts confirm that you're exactly where you are meant to be. You may see them over and over again—a type of plant you always seem to spot, a shrub with particularly tasty fruit, or an animal that crosses your path.
Every time you see Nature's signposts, she is reminding you that you are in conversation with her and that you're going the right way." Julia Plevin - The Healing Magic of Forest Bathing: Finding Calm, Creativity, and Connection in the Natural World, 2016.

Isono Hiro（矶野宏夫1945-2013）
Forest Scene, n.d.

17/07/2025

Why start upland?

Although extreme rainfall is the primary driver of a flash flood, terrain factors can also influence how fast water levels rise and how widespread the flood becomes.

A landscape characterized by steep slopes (such as mountains or hills) and large areas of impervious surfaces (including hardpan and rocks or roofs, roads, and other paved areas) can cause water to run off more rapidly and fill up low-lying areas.

27/06/2025

Goverment office of San Pedro city is giving away atis, langka, acopa,duhat, sampaloc and morr till 2pm today in celebration of qrbor day

25/06/2025

In the Philippines, Arbor Day is celebrated every June 25th. It's a day dedicated to planting trees and raising awareness about their importance to the environment. This observance is mandated by Presidential Proclamation No. 643 and Republic Act No. 10176.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Purpose:
Arbor Day in the Philippines aims to promote tree planting and highlight the crucial role trees play in combating climate change and preserving biodiversity.
Government Involvement:
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is tasked with providing technical assistance for the celebration.
Public Participation:
The event encourages participation from government agencies, private sector organizations, schools, and the general public.
Legal Framework:
Republic Act No. 10176, also known as the Arbor Day Act of 2012, requires all able-bodied citizens aged twelve and above to plant at least one tree annually.
Activities:
Typical activities include tree planting ceremonies, educational campaigns, and community outreach programs focused on environmental conservation.
Connection to Philippine Environment Month:
Arbor Day often coincides with Philippine Environment Month, which is observed throughout June.

09/06/2025