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The Small Grants Programme (SGP) of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) is soliciting proposals for the development of the Country Programme Strategy for SGP-8 in the Philippines READ MORE
Consistent with our mission to foster partnerships to have collective impact on conserving biodiversity and addressing the climate emergency, the Foundation for the Philippine Environment ( FPE ) launched the Youth for Biodiversity Conservation ( #Youth4Biodiversity ) in March 2021. READ MORE
From September 29 to October 1, 2025, key stakeholders from across government, civil society, academia, and development organizations convened in Quezon City for a three-day Project Concept Note (PCN) Development Workshop. Organized as part of the accreditation process of the Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE) as a Direct Access Entity (DAE) to the Green Climate Fund (GCF), the workshop marked a significant step in strengthening the Philippines’ capacity to access and implement climate finance. The initiative was supported by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) under a GCF Readiness Project. READ MORE
Last July 31, 2025, the Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE) convened its 33rd National Summit for Biodiversity and Conservation, gathering hundreds of environmental champions from across the Philippines in a dynamic online platform facilitated by Positive Workplaces. READ MORE
The dolphins seemed more comfortable, swimming, gliding and leaping, when a group of NGOs visited their habitat in the Tañon Strait in May 2008. It was not so six months previously, when the dolphins and other marine mammals, assisted by environmental lawyers, went to court to sue intruders to their habitat.
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