Kamut Sang Pag-Amlig

In Partnership with the Negros Museum, Green Alert Negros Would Like to Invite You to come and make yourself aware, about the most eminent condition of our Planet, which is also the least understood - Global Warming. Speaker would be the International Adviser for Disaster Risk Reduction Rusty Binas, April 11, 2014; at Negros Museum.

Building Blocks of Partnership

Building Blocks of Partnership

Being an environmental advocate moving towards being an environmentalist, doesn't necessarily mean you are focusing on one goal. Man has so many capacities, it is all about how you manage your time to tap all of your potentials. The only guiding principle you have is to always go back to why are you doing this in the first place - in this case that is for the Negros Biodiversity, Ecosystem, and Environment.

Building partnership who is one in understanding that the protection of the environment is very vital to everybody's core values whether it is personal take or business take.

Being a blogger, environmental advocate, backpacker, and a pure ball of energy made me realize I am presented with wide array of connections that could help this province be on track in protecting its very important resource, THE NEGROS ISLAND Biodiversity, Ecosystem, and Environment.

Thank you Association of Negros Producers, Tour Guides, Provincial Tourism Office of Negros Occidental, Negros Bloggers, and to all who is one in this advocacy and stand on protecting this Island we call Home.

Negros Organic Festival 2013

Negros Organic Festival

Negros Occidental have gone a long way to promote wellness and living a testament of what good life is about. This is all due to one fact and need - Negros needs to do away from being a Monocrop Economy. That is why Negros is Sugar and most definitely More...

Together with Negros Oriental, the Island is starting to flex its muscle. Something very familiar is brewing in Negros, something that once dominated by Sugar is starting to show its color.

Enhancing the base economy which is Agriculture, diversification is just one key to ensure sustainability. Other key players are plenty. You have the Biomass, Solar, Wind, and Hydro for Energy. Geothermal Energy has been around Negros Island it is renewable, but Negrense being a people who learned from its Sugar Industry that destroying the Forest is like killing yourself - the Negrense is more sensitive to what is left of the once very flourishing heritage of flora and fauna. Though the island have several Volcanoes, Negrense cannot afford to destroy the remainder of what is left. It is non-negotiable.

This very Forest Cover is essential to maintain the watershed that supplies water to the irrigation system and river systems of Negros. Systems that is essential to water use from drinking water to water utilization for industries. The forest cover is also essential to maintain pristine water habitats which became the basis of the Province of Negros Occidental Eco-Tourism and Agri-Tourism initiatives.

I will be posting the photo's later..