I know what you might be thinking: why did I even join the whale shark watchers in Oslob if I was against the practice?
Category: oh, Mother!
just trying to help save the environment
The West Valley Fault line and why we should care
In August 2, 1968, the Casiguran (Aurora) earthquake was at 7.3 and was felt all the way to Manila. This was the same earthquake that caused the Ruby Tower in Binondo to collapse.
Okay, pine: a Busol tree-logy
“Buwis-buhay ka talaga (you really defy death),” my friend Suzanne said when I insisted on climbing Busol again after more than a year. It’s been raining for… Read more “Okay, pine: a Busol tree-logy”
Chasing rainfalls in Baguio
Call me ignorant, but I really didn’t know that the Philippines’ summer capital gets the most rainfall in the country until I read World Wildlife Fund (WWF)… Read more “Chasing rainfalls in Baguio”
Resurrecting Busol
I was fortunate enough to climb up the Busol Watershed and Forest Reservation in Benguet (between the boundaries of Baguio City and La Trinidad) recently. I am… Read more “Resurrecting Busol”
The Footprints Project – PhilippineBeaches.org
You love our beaches? Take nothing but photos and souvenirs; leave nothing but your footprints. The Footprints Project – PhilippineBeaches.org.
Benefit of the doubt for the people of Alangan
I am not anti-progress, nor am I anti-business. But if in the process, certain lives and livelihood will be sacrificed, I am definitely going to have to… Read more “Benefit of the doubt for the people of Alangan”
