Conservation

When someone tells you: “we’re running a little late so everyone will have just 8 minutes,” that could be a good thing. Not many people really enjoy a spotlight and sometimes it can be [...]

For those of you who are not familiar with Basay, it is the most western municipal of Negros Oriental facing the Sulu Sea, about a two hour drive from MCP. It is a gorgeous, little coastal town [...]

As part of the educational activities of Marine Conservation Philippines, we are delighted to work with Foundation University, Dumaguete and collaborate with their National Service Training [...]

Two weeks ago MCP celebrated Earth Day by removing two predators of hard corals- Crown of Thorns (COT) sea stars and Drupella snails. These predators are generally healthy for the biodiversity of [...]

When I originally decided to do an internship with MCP I had no idea what my project would be about. I communicated (a LOT!) with Ashley Carreiro, one of the staff members at MCP, brainstorming [...]

“Call It as You Will” The name may change, we hear many names for it. Prominently in mass media, it is known as The South China Sea, or The West Philippine Sea, or The East Sea [...]

Time has flown by. It feels like only yesterday MCP opened its doors, and already we’ve achieved a fair bit. We have had our share of successes, but have certainly also made our fair share of [...]

If you’re curious about volunteering with Marine Conservation Philippines, you’ll likely be interested in watching this mini documentary filmed during the month of May, 2015. After [...]

In a world faced with the simultaneous challenges of global warming and an growing power consumption, this author think it’s misguided to frown on the use of nuclear power as an alternative to [...]

You’d be forgiven to think there would be more pressing matters to report on than the death of a giraffe, but last week Copenhagen Zoo got itself into all sorts of interesting trouble by [...]