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Mangrove rehabilitation
Project RESHORE is a cash-for-work mangrove restoration programme running from 1 September to 31 October 2026 at the Bued Mangrove Eco-Park, restoring a 2.19-hectare section damaged by Typhoon Emong in 2025. Thirty qualified small-scale fisherfolk and residents from at-risk coastal households were trained on 26 August and work up to five hours a day clearing degraded mangroves, removing marine debris and planting new propagules, with allowances, protective gear and tools provided.
Project RESHORE is a cash-for-work mangrove restoration programme running from 1 September to 31 October 2026 at the Bued Mangrove Eco-Park, restoring a 2.19-hectare section damaged by Typhoon Emong in 2025. Thirty qualified small-scale fisherfolk and residents from at-risk coastal households were trained on 26 August and work up to five hours a day clearing degraded mangroves, removing marine debris and planting new propagules, with allowances, protective gear and tools provided.
Organised by Metro Pacific Investments Foundation and the City Government of Alaminos.
These are specific because the organiser has run this before and knows exactly what goes wrong.
Mission photography is supplied by the organiser and published against the case.