How Connecting Over Environmental Action Can Improve Mental Wellbeing and Biodiversity

Caring for the Earth and protecting her species provides an abundance of benefits to our mental well-being. This World Mental Health Day, we look at how building a community around environmental protection has supported Filipino youth in realizing their dreams of a better future for the planet.

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The Women-Forest Connection

Women and forests are inextricably intertwined.

A Collective Effort

It takes a village to uplift women’s lives.

A Seat at the PAMB Table

It’s time to give women their voices back.

Breaking Gender Boundaries in Conservation

What does it take to make a woman leader in the realm of protected area management?

A Conservation Promise

The women of Presidential Proclamation No. 1636 (PP 1636) sealed their commitment for activities safeguarding forest and Protected Areas (PA) through Local Conservation Agreements (LCAs).

A Duty to Nature

How do women influence change in the protection and conservation of the environment?

Ready for Business

Women in Presidential Proclamation No. 1636 (PP 1636) in the Sierra Madre Mountain Range are now prepared for business funders.

Leading the Transformation for Conservation

It takes a biodiversity champion to lead effective environmental changes.

Connecting Forests and Livelihood

Did you know that conserving forests and financial independence are interlinked?

The New Leaders of PP 1636

Women are now at the forefront of planning and decision-making in Presidential Proclamation No. 1636 (PP 1636).

Kababaihan Para Sa Kalikasan (Women for Nature)

The Women Go Story: HARIBON’s first gender-focused and women-led project