The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
PIA D. BAGAMASBADUNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES DILIMAN EDUARDO A. QUISUMBING MEDAL2024 OUTSTANDING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AWARD FOR BASIC RESEARCH In recognition of her outstanding scientific research titled, “Krüppel-like factor 9 (KLF9) links hormone dysregulation and circadian disruption to breast cancer pathogenesis” which helps in understanding the role of KLF9 in influencing the hormone response of … Read more
Batasan Island in Tubigon, Bohol, is more than just a picturesque destination—it’s a living classroom for eco-adventurers and conservationists! Renowned for its lush mangrove forests, the island serves as a natural barrier against storms and a critical habitat for marine life, from vibrant fish to unique crustaceans. Beyond its natural beauty, Batasan is a testament … Read more
Vidal’s lanutan is a large endemic flower in the Philippines and is in the same family as the gumamela. Find out soon which denomination of the First Philippine Polymer (FPP) Banknote Series will feature Vidal’s lanutan. The FPP Banknote Series will circulate alongside the existing paper banknotes starting Q1 2025. Source: @bangkosentral
The mission of the Salumayag Youth Collective for Forests—an Indigenous and youth-led organization in Quezon, Bukidnon, Philippines—is to revive, strengthen, and celebrate the traditional agroecology practices of the Manobo-Kulamanun people through community capacity-sharing and environmental storytelling. The project aims to further empower Salumayag by championing nature-based, sustainable solutions rooted in Indigenous culture. Through their storytelling, … Read more
The saypang is a traditional upper garment worn by female Panay Bukidnon, intricately adorned with panubok embroidery designs. This garment is typically reserved for special occasions, such as the panuba (community fishing ceremony) or performances of the traditional dance binanog. Paired with the saypang is the hinimbis, a three-layered version of the patadyong that symbolizes … Read more