'WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO US? THAT'S THE BIGGER QUESTION'
With little information and no prior consultation, Indigenous chieftain Petronila Munoz said her Aeta Hungey tribe was uncertain how much of their land could be affected or what will become of the livelihood it provides. | via @philstarlife
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The Philippines was named as the deadliest country in Asia for environmental defenders for the 13th consecutive year, climate justice watchdog Global Witness reported. https://t.co/wk5PUkiWdO
Did you know this Psyduck card was actually based on a real painting called “Ophelia” by John Everett Millais?
A common card with a really cool backstory!
A FLOWER LOST FOR OVER 130 YEARS IS BLOOMING AGAIN 🌸
Thought to have disappeared from history, the rare Philippine endemic Exacum loheri has been found blooming along Masungi Georeserve's trails in Rizal.
First collected in 1895, the small bluish-purple flower was rediscovered in 2025. Its latest sighting offers fresh hope for the species' survival and a reminder of what conservation can bring back.
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Ooh. Dalamhati (grief) and Luwalhati (glory) comes from the root word “hati” which means atay.
On the other hand, Dalam means inside and Luwal to come out.
Then based on PH anthro, atay was viewed as the emotional and spiritual epicenter of a human being.