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DENR INFOMERCIALS

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources, through its Project TRANSFORM (Transdisciplinary Approach for Resilience and Environmental Sustainability through Multistakeholder Engagement), is collaborating to bolster community resilience against severe typhoons and flooding in Barangay Kabalutan in Orani, Bataan.

Listen from Mr. Jose Sally Raymundo, Vice-Chairman of the Tubo-tubo Fisherfolks Association, as he shares insights on this crucial initiative.
The Enhanced National Greening Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources has empowered the Aeta Inararo community by enabling sustainable agricultural practices and protecting their ancestral domain. This initiative has also spurred holistic development among the Aeta people, who are now actively participating in government programs. This transition represents a significant shift from marginalization to complete integration into mainstream initiatives.

Hear from Aeta Inararo Barangay Captain and Sama sama sa Pag-unlad ng Aeta Inararo Founding member Mr. Benzon King as he shares their journey.
In 2022, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) provided water tanks to ensure continuous water supply for daily use throughout Barangay Nugas in Alcoy, Cebu, including essential farming needs during challenging periods like El Niño. Mr. Ladie Mijares, the Barangay Captain of Nugas, highlights how these efforts reflect DENR’s dedication to bolstering community resilience and and sustainable development.
Effective forest monitoring, supported by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), has played a crucial role in empowering forest protection officers to combat illegal logging activities across various barangays in Davao de Oro.

According to DENR Forest Protection Officer (FPO) Junrie Virtudazo, vigilant monitoring has led to a significant reduction in illegal activities compared to the high levels observed in the past. This progress highlights the DENR’s commitment to preserving our forests and natural resources for future generations.
During the devastating impact of Typhoon Yolanda, mangroves proved to be a vital protective barrier for the people of Barangay Batang in Hernani, Eastern Samar. Recognizing their importance, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) provided crucial support to the CASCABAGA Farmer’s Association.

Ms. Julia Pangilinan, a member of the association, testified to the significance of this support in rehabilitating and expanding their mangrove plantation. She highlighted how these efforts have significantly enhanced the community’s resilience.