For centuries, the burning pain of stomach ulcers was blamed on a lifestyle of indulgence. Many believed that […]
The Youth and CSOs call to “Draw the Line” towards real climate solutions
Communities, youth, and civil society organizations gathered at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP). They called for […]
Bird Perches and Poop to the Rescue: Low cost of Reforestation
Reforestation efforts are getting a boost from an unexpected source: bird poop. An international team of scientists, led […]
AI Predicts Typhoon in the Philippines
The Philippines, a nation frequently battered by tropical cyclones, may soon have a powerful new tool to predict […]
Tree Holes: Vital Homes for Subic’s Forest Birds
Tree cavities are essential for many bird species. These birds use tree holes for nesting and raising their young. Some birds, like woodpeckers, can create their own cavities. These are called primary excavators. Other birds, called secondary cavity nesters, rely on natural or pre-existing holes.
Cyclones Far From the Philippines Cause Massive Rainfall
Tropical cyclones hundreds of kilometers away can be more dangerous during the “Habagat” or southwest monsoon season.
The research indicates that an average of 33.1% of the rainfall during the southwest monsoon season comes from tropical cyclones that do not make landfall.
