Track

The numbers, including the ones we would rather not publish

Advocacy is usually measured by reach. This page measures outcomes instead, which means it also has to show what is stuck, how long it has been stuck, and who it is stuck with.

Impact

What has actually happened

Every figure states what it counts. A number without a stated basis is a claim, not a measurement.

Cases on record: 46; Every case on the platform at any status: documented 2026 incidents and reports filed here, including those not yet verified.
Cases resolved: 14; Cases whose public record shows the problem fixed or contained, including those now under monitoring.
Still open: 32; Reported, under verification, referred or in progress. Counted deliberately, because a dashboard that only shows wins is not transparency.
Volunteers mobilised: 1,747; Attendance reported by organisers at completed missions and documented clean-ups, not sign-ups.
Waste removed: 824,078kg; Weights reported by the agency or organiser, converted to kilograms. Anything reported only as sacks or truckloads is not counted.
Trees and mangroves planted: 11,860; Seedlings planted at documented 2026 events. Survival is counted separately at 90 days, and no survival count exists yet.
Cities and municipalities: 38; Distinct cities and municipalities with at least one case on the platform.
Offices in the routing network: 14; National agencies, local offices and courts that appear on the record of at least one case.

The pipeline

Where every case currently sits

A healthy platform has cases at every stage. A platform with nothing in the middle is either brand new or quietly abandoning things.

Reported
2%1
Under verification
21%10
Referred to authorities
34%16
Action in progress
13%6
Resolved
11%5
Monitoring
19%9

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Median days, report to resolved

Across the 3 cases that reached a measured result.

98%

Referrals acknowledged

61 of 62 referrals confirmed received.

27%

Referrals resolved

17 of 62. The gap is the work.

Waiting

Cases referred and still waiting

Sorted by how long they have been waiting, longest first. This table is published on purpose. A transparency dashboard that only reports successes is marketing.

Cases that have been referred to an office and are still waiting for action, sorted by days waiting.
Case	Referred to	Days waiting
EARTH-2025-0001URC distillery wastewater spill kills corals across Bais BayBais City, Negros Oriental	DENR-EMB Negros Island Region and the Pollution Adjudication Board	339
EARTH-2026-0004P133M quarry equipment seized inside Angono subdivision projectAngono, Rizal	DENR-EMB Region IV-A and Provincial Prosecutor of Rizal	254
EARTH-2026-0003Nine arrested with 5,213 board feet of tanguile in Santa MarcelaSanta Marcela, Apayao	DENR-CENRO (Apayao) and Santa Marcela Municipal Police Station	241
EARTH-2026-0024Illegal gold mining raids in Barobo net arrests and heavy equipmentBarobo, Surigao del Sur	MGB Region XIII and Barobo Municipal Police Station	239
EARTH-2026-0006MGB suspends Woggle exploration permit in Dupax del NorteDupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya	Mines and Geosciences Bureau central office	232
EARTH-2026-0007Trash slide at Rodriguez landfill leaves one dead, two missingRodriguez, Rizal	DENR-EMB CALABARZON	219
EARTH-2026-0009Bulk water intake on Caliban River halted for permit violationsMurcia, Negros Occidental	DENR-EMB Negros Island Region	175
EARTH-2026-0012Cease and desist order stops Fortuna Mining exploration in SubicSubic, Zambales	MGB Regional Office 3	150
EARTH-2026-0013Court halts Guindarohan quarry over imminent landslide riskMinglanilla, Cebu	Regional Trial Court Branch 76, Cebu	150
EARTH-2026-0017Resort inside Sierra Madre protected area shut down in InfantaInfanta, Quezon	DENR-CENRO Real (Region IV-A)	130
EARTH-2026-002050 smuggled endangered tortoises seized at NAIAPasay City, Metro Manila	DENR (custody of wildlife); Bureau of Customs NAIA (inquest)	108
EARTH-2026-0022Magat Dam fish kill kills tilapia stocks, losses hit P120 millionRamon, Isabela	BFAR Region II and Isabela Provincial Fishery Office	87
EARTH-2026-0028Undocumented lumber sold on Facebook seized in Tamugan, Davao CityDavao City, Davao del Sur	DENR-CENRO Davao (Region XI)	77
EARTH-2026-0037Bacolod landfill cited for leachate discharge and unpermitted cellsBacolod, Negros Occidental	EMB-Negros Island Region	52
EARTH-2026-003416 boxes of blast-caught fish seized at Cebu City portCebu City, Cebu	PNP Maritime Police, with BFAR Region VII	49
EARTH-2026-0041Unauthorised Laguna de Bay reclamation in Taguig ordered stoppedTaguig City, Metro Manila	Philippine Reclamation Authority and DPWH Metro Manila 1st District Engineering Office	45

Counted from the date the referral was sent. Colour marks longer waits, and the number is always shown, so the table is readable without relying on colour.

Connect

Which offices respond

Acknowledgement is not resolution, and both are counted separately. An office that acknowledges everything and resolves nothing shows up clearly here.

DENR regional, PENRO and CENRO offices

National agency · Forestry, timber, protected areas and field enforcement in every region

20 received

Acknowledged: 19 (95%)
Resolved: 5 (25%)

DENR Environmental Management Bureau

National agency · Pollution, waste facilities, water quality and environmental compliance, through its regional offices

10 received

Acknowledged: 10 (100%)
Resolved: 2 (20%)

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

National agency · Fish kills, red tide, illegal fishing and marine strandings, through its regional offices

7 received

Acknowledged: 7 (100%)
Resolved: 3 (43%)

DENR Mines and Geosciences Bureau

National agency · Mining, quarrying, landslides, sinkholes and ground hazards, through its regional offices

5 received

Acknowledged: 5 (100%)
Resolved: 2 (40%)

PNP Maritime Group and local police

National agency · Blast fishing, timber and mining enforcement with the environment agencies

4 received

Acknowledged: 4 (100%)
Resolved: 0 (0%)

Philippine Coast Guard

National agency · Oil spills, groundings, maritime enforcement and marine wildlife response

3 received

Acknowledged: 3 (100%)
Resolved: 2 (67%)

City and municipal environment offices

Local government unit · CENRO, MENRO, health and disaster offices of the cities and municipalities on the map

3 received

Acknowledged: 3 (100%)
Resolved: 2 (67%)

DENR Biodiversity Management Bureau

National agency · Wildlife, protected areas and threatened species nationwide

2 received

Acknowledged: 2 (100%)
Resolved: 0 (0%)

Laguna Lake Development Authority

National agency · Laguna de Bay and its tributaries across Rizal, Laguna and Metro Manila

2 received

Acknowledged: 2 (100%)
Resolved: 0 (0%)

Bureau of Customs

National agency · Wildlife trafficking and waste imports at ports and airports

2 received

Acknowledged: 2 (100%)
Resolved: 0 (0%)

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority

National agency · Waterway clearing and flood control across the seventeen Metro Manila LGUs

1 received

Acknowledged: 1 (100%)
Resolved: 1 (100%)

Tubbataha Management Office

National agency · Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, Sulu Sea

1 received

Acknowledged: 1 (100%)
Resolved: 0 (0%)

Philippine Reclamation Authority and DPWH

National agency · Reclamation, shoreline works and flood control infrastructure

1 received

Acknowledged: 1 (100%)
Resolved: 0 (0%)

Regional Trial Courts, environmental cases

Expert · Temporary environmental protection orders and writs under the Rules of Procedure for Environmental Cases

1 received

Acknowledged: 1 (100%)
Resolved: 0 (0%)

Closed with a measured result

What resolution looks like

The full register

Waste

287,442 sacks of waste pulled from Metro Manila waterways

DENR-National Capital Region reported recovering 287,442 sacks of solid waste from Metro Manila's rivers, esteros and easements between January and June 2026, of which 228,396 sacks came from regular operations and 59,046 from emergency response. The Pasig River system accounted for 129,588 sacks, or about 45 percent of the total, with the Pasig River proper yielding 86,121 sacks, the San Juan River 43,467 and Estero de Paco 14,751. About 93 percent of the waste was taken directly from waterways and consisted mostly of non-biodegradable materials and floating water hyacinth.

Manila, Metro Manila

EARTH-2026-0044Action in progress

Reported Sep 6, 2026 · 1 file of evidence

Air

Indonesian haze pushes Metro Manila air to acutely unhealthy

On the morning of 1 September 2026 smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan, Indonesia, carried by the southwest monsoon, drove PM2.5 readings at 11 DENR-EMB stations in Metro Manila into the Acutely Unhealthy range, led by Parañaque at 296, Quezon City at 241, Las Piñas at 237 and Manila at 231. Navotas and Pateros registered Very Unhealthy and Makati was Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups. The EMB advised residents to limit prolonged outdoor activity and wear masks, and said conditions should gradually improve around 4-6 September if rain persists.

Parañaque City, Metro Manila

EARTH-2026-0042Monitoring

Reported Sep 1, 2026 · 1 file of evidence

Water and ocean

Mass fish kill wipes out 34 cages in Laguna de Bay off Jala-jala

A fish kill that began on a Thursday in late August 2026 hit about 34 fish cages covering 6.4 hectares of Laguna de Bay off Jala-jala, Rizal, killing tilapia, bighead carp, kanduli, bangus and fingerlings. The fisherfolk group Pamalakaya put the loss at more than 20,000 kilograms of tilapia and bighead carp worth an estimated P700,000, and operators said the lake water had turned rusty in colour before the fish died. The LLDA said Laguna de Bay was under a widespread algal bloom that heavy rain could worsen and that the incident needed thorough evaluation, while BFAR collected water and fish samples; authorities warned the public not to buy or eat the floating fish.

Jala-jala, Rizal

EARTH-2026-0039Under verification

Reported Aug 29, 2026 · 3 files of evidence

Method

How these numbers are produced

Counted, not estimated: Volunteer numbers come from attendance recorded on the day, not from sign-ups. Waste is weighed. Trees are counted at sixty or ninety days after planting, which is always a smaller number than trees planted, and it is the only one that means anything.
Open cases are counted too: Reported, under verification, referred and in progress all appear on this page. A dashboard showing only resolved cases would make the platform look better and tell you less.
Every figure states its basis: Under each number is a line saying exactly what is included and what is excluded. Where a figure has a known gap, the gap is named rather than smoothed over.
The record is append-only: Case history entries are added, never edited or deleted. That is what makes a date on this page worth anything, and it is what makes a referral that sat for sixty days impossible to tidy away later.