The official Twitter account of the Coastal and Marine Ecosystems Management Program (CMEMP) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
Let’s protect Boracay’s environment!
We participated in an underwater clean-up yesterday in the Island and found glass bottles as top item! Let’s keep the Island free from debris by adopting sustainable tourism.
How can YOU help keep the sea #FreeFromDebris?
Ongoing clean up efforts happening now in barangays along Tullahan River! We are involving the community in these efforts in order to empower them to lead such initiatives in their own… https://t.co/baaJUOa86h
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This year, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources will be more aggressive in enforcing environmental laws, particularly against the discharge of untreated wastewater into the ocean.
What are your hopes for the ocean this year?
Day 3 of CMEMP Mid-Year Assessment. Dr. Vincent Hilomen, Project Manager of SMARTSeasPH, presents the Scientific Importance of Establishing Marine Protected Area Networks.
Overview of the first half of DAY 2 of the Mid-Year Coastal and Marine Ecosystems Management Program (CMEMP). Continuation of Regional Accomplishments, presentations on Technical Bulletins and draft TBs, CMEMP Database and Initiatives for PH Rise.
Ms. Sol Bonnit, Chief of Coastal Resources and Foreshore Management Section of Cagayan Valley presents their mid-year accomplishments for 2018. One of their accomplishments is the mapping of the threats to the coral reef ecosystem in their area. #DENRAgos
This July 9-13, We're having a Mid-Year Assessment of the Coastal and Marine Ecosystems Management Program (CMEMP) in Legazpi. Regional Director of Region 5, Atty. Abawag, and Chief of Coastal and Marine Division of DENR-BMB, Ms. Mendoza, give their welcome remarks.
ATM: The regions are busy crafting their creative brief! The brief is an important document that will help guide the branding and overall art direction of their campaigns. Just a recap, they will come up with a national campaign for their assigned national marine protected areas.
Day 2 of Social Marketing Training for coastal and marine representatives from different regions from Luzon. We begin the morning session with a talk on Branding given by Ms. Divina Hojas-Lade from @Rare_org.
ATM: Mr. Fel Ceasar Cadiz, Director of Behaviour Adoption and Training of @Rare_org talks about the importance of research questions in establishing a communication plan. An ideal question to answer is, "Why is the target audience carrying out their current behaviours?"
DENR Agos, in partnership with Rare Philippines, are conducting a Social Marketing Training Workshop today until Friday June 22nd for regional representatives of national marine protected areas or NIPAS-MPAs. Let's get our creative juices on!
READ: University Professor Emeretus, Dr. Edgardo D. Gomez of UP Marine Science Institute opens with an uplifting message. #IYOR2018#IYOR2018Ph#TogetherForOurReefs