I live in europe for more than 20 years now, and my heart still in the Philippines, when I went for vacation 5 years ago I bought thousands of seedlings of different kinds of forest trees to plant to support forest regeneration. If everyone of us filippinos living abroad contribute to plant trees or buy trees for re planting as I do then this is a good help to our mother land,instead of buying new gadgets like iphone,dslr etc. to show to others para mag payabang! It's time to be AWARE of what's happening in our environment due to deforestation. CORRUPT POLITICIANS,tama na yang hindi makatao na ginagawa nyo mahiya kayo sa sarili nyo!
Without a camera of some type how do you "show" politicians what they are condoning? And calling a cell phone a 'gadget' is kind of dumb because it is used by many who do not have regular phones although I don't own one. I do agree with you people should be taught that it's good to culitivate trees, if for nothing else than to clean the air and cut back on global warming. We need trees badly. I've watched what they have done to part of Alberta, Canada and their destructive practice of cutting down trees and then doing hydraulic fracturing of that once beautiful boreal forest. Bless you.
Philippines has a very unique and rich bio-diversity, where each island has a potentential to develop their own eco tourism economy that is sustainable, enviromentally friendly, and at the same time will provide local jobs and support wildlife conservation. Take for example the island of Mindoro; an island blessed with unique species such as Tamaraw, Mindoro bleedingbheart, and mindoro owl. Those are 2 marketable ecotourism activities already; birdwatching and wild like safari/ treking. Add museums, native biosphere, recreational activities with low environmental impact such as biking, hiking, jungle treking, scuba diving etc. Philippines is a very beautiful country if only people take pride in it, protect it, nurture it, and it will give back to the people.
There are solutions to every problem, but few are more beautiful than this. I've been thinking about doing something like this since the 1980's. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for caring about the forests - hope you are including the Moringa Oleifera - malunggay - among the plants/trees to be planted. As you know Moringa in addition to being commercially viable and nutritionally sound, has a high carbon absorptive capacity and contributes to the dialogue on climate change. We would be grateful if you can share your story on our website Moringa Partners. Good luck in this wonderful activity to help the planet breathe.
When I visited the Philippines in 1989 many trees now nothing and this is why no ground water is retained in Cebu. Plenty of rain just run directly into the ocean because of cutting down all the trees. Very very sad when a area in the world with plenty of rain will have to entirely rely on ocean desalination.
The first countries are not responding to this concern, they keep on tagging the developing countries to absorb the impact of climate change. They must be compelled to answer for their actions.
I believe, The Philippines is the one of the riches country in this world, because of the natural resources and also even here the Yamashita treasure.😊
Thanks for sharing it! TO SOLVE POVERTY and UNEMPLOYMENT. There should be human family planning or positive population control like one child policy SO PEOPLE WILL NOT CUT DOWN TREES OR DESTROY FORESTS to make a living.
This is really my dream job/life. I am planning to take up either MS Environmental Biology or Environmental Conservation soon. Please guide me. For now, I plant trees and vegetables in my own little capacity and also participate in clean up drives and tree plantings activities.
good day! how can we contact you, we have a reforestation movement group who focus on replanting all the native and on endemic species of trees and plants. we are focusing on north luzon here in the philippines.
if ever this is real i hope they could do this to other part of the Philippines so that my son could see how beautiful my country is. far from the slums and crimes.
Good day. This film has a powerful message to everyone. Can I use some part of your film for my documentary project about climate change? I will put film credit of your work. Thank you so much
if all of us has a land we should have been making trees water mills and coconuts the only thing is it is a very dry land because of fire just like ours so what we did is to find where the water source was and unblock it anyways this video makes the government aware from permiting the people to get wood
Tycoons and large mining companies are the one responsible for massive deforestation in Philippines. If we want to see significant forest Improvement and reduced carbon footprint in this country the national and local government should have effective nature rehabilitation and protection policies, and enough power to enforce it.
Some people burn the grass burning the newly planted trees on the process and the government hire them again next planting season again. Tree planting never stops but people never stop burning the new planted.
Kung pinagpatuloy lang sana ang pagtatanim ng puno magubat na sana ngayun ang kabundukan Noong kabataan namin kasama namin.mga guro nagtatanim ng mga ibat ibang klase ng puno sa bundok. 3 dekada na lumipas
Are they regenerated White Lauan, Philippine Mahogany, Red Lauan, and Philippine Teak, because those are the critically endangered plants of the Philippines.
One problem is the lowlands, what they only knew is that the mountains should be a forest while they are turning lowlands into an industrialized area. they even conquer highlands for gold.. but how about people living in the highlands? should they have no chance for agriculture to supports their livings and educations? If you really want to restore forest why not do it in your own backyard, on your own farms? because in the first place, everywhere is a forest, its the people in the lowlands who started the destructions, and now complaining on the people living in the mountains.
The lowlands in the Philippines were once highly dense forests too. In fact only in the lowlands our dipterocarps have been thriving. Most of the huge trees like Lawaan, Bagtikan.. trees in dipterocarpacae family have already vanished due to its high market value. This happened because of massive logging events recent decades only most likely during '60s and 80s, Conversion of residual (devastated after kaingin and logging) forests into agricultural use and settlements, overindustrialization. Road widening, monoculture, monocropping and introduction of non-native and invasive trees worsen deforestation allover the country. Todays, only in the highlands our dense forests thrive where trees looks shorter and thin. Sad to say Philippine lowland forests which are almost similar to tropical lowland rainforest in Borneo where dense towering trees only find remaining homes in Subic, Palawan, Sierra Madre Eastern Visayas and Mindanao
they need armed parkrangers to protect the forests from illegal loggers and need the licence to shoot them directly. i would spend money to finance the parkrangers.
sinergy flux and what is also very imporatant, greenpeace international should be aware of these projects in the philippines about rainforest regenration and rainforestation farming and support these, so it will be better protected and local corrupt politicians will have it very difficult to cut these trees down and will be harder punished with international attention.
+MaharlikaMuayThai Coming from my experience as a forest conservative Initiation, one of the things I learn from around the world is the loggers are poor folks who need the money to sustain themselves. Wherever you go, from the Amazon to the Congo, the main culprit for illegal logging is simply poverty. The final solution then is to divert the attention of the villagers that rely on the forest for sustaining means to working towards forest conservation, and make ecotourism a goal. Not only will ecotourism provide the means of delivering income to impoverished areas, but it'll foremost preserve the biodiversity which makes such a place special.
Grüß dich... interessantes Video! Sehr gut!! ❤ Hast du schon mal zufällig dieses besondere Miracle Hydrogen Rich Water aus einem Wasserstoff Generator jemals kennenlernen können? Dieses Wasser ist richtig super! :D Es ist optimal beim Laufen .. 👍🏻
Forest denudation/deforestation is primarily caused by human activities purposely for survival. As a response to it, the government spends so much amount in law enforcement, reforestation and other related activities to bring back forests, however, all of these steps turned futile. As a suggestion, why not the government gives a commensurate incentives for land owners who would let their lands grow trees of whatever kind rather than destroying them for purposes of producing crops which aggravates the destruction of forests like the kaingin system which majority of our farmers do. Countries and leaders of the world... please think about this!
i dont understand about legal and illigal logging , when i can not simply cut down a single tree from my back yard. sad that our lumber by legal loggers are exported outside the country, the reason why i cannot find good lumber in our area except coco lumber.
Rich and/or well connected people buy RIGHTS to forested areas and they start cutting trees without any plans of planting new trees. Create laws that stop this practice. Make it illegal.
I live in europe for more than 20 years now, and my heart still in the Philippines, when I went for vacation 5 years ago I bought thousands of seedlings of different kinds of forest trees to plant to support forest regeneration. If everyone of us filippinos living abroad contribute to plant trees or buy trees for re planting as I do then this is a good help to our mother land,instead of buying new gadgets like iphone,dslr etc. to show to others para mag payabang! It's time to be AWARE of what's happening in our environment due to deforestation. CORRUPT POLITICIANS,tama na yang hindi makatao na ginagawa nyo mahiya kayo sa sarili nyo!
Without a camera of some type how do you "show" politicians what they are condoning? And calling a cell phone a 'gadget' is kind of dumb because it is used by many who do not have regular phones although I don't own one.
I do agree with you people should be taught that it's good to culitivate trees, if for nothing else than to clean the air and cut back on global warming. We need trees badly.
I've watched what they have done to part of Alberta, Canada and their destructive practice of cutting down trees and then doing hydraulic fracturing of that once beautiful boreal forest. Bless you.
Planting tree is easy, maintaining it is hard and preserving it for the next centuries is impossible. Why? It's all in economics. Learn it.
@@maestershaw8604 Maintaining and preserving it is actually quite easy once the wildlife has re-established itself on the land.
Let us Filipinos continue saving trees 😇
Thank you for the people who are working hard to restore the forest. God bless all of you!...
I am gaining trust that philippines can be restored with the help of good hearted people. I had a chance to show to hai students this wonderful video
This should be made required viewing in all schools. Thank you, Mr. Dugan!
Philippines has a very unique and rich bio-diversity, where each island has a potentential to develop their own eco tourism economy that is sustainable, enviromentally friendly, and at the same time will provide local jobs and support wildlife conservation. Take for example the island of Mindoro; an island blessed with unique species such as Tamaraw, Mindoro bleedingbheart, and mindoro owl. Those are 2 marketable ecotourism activities already; birdwatching and wild like safari/ treking. Add museums, native biosphere, recreational activities with low environmental impact such as biking, hiking, jungle treking, scuba diving etc. Philippines is a very beautiful country if only people take pride in it, protect it, nurture it, and it will give back to the people.
Very wonderful and excellent idea…I have planted trees in Israel..every country should restore their forests 🙏🏻👍🏻🕊
There are solutions to every problem, but few are more beautiful than this. I've been thinking about doing something like this since the 1980's. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you to all the people who's living simple but wealthy at heart❤🙏
TREES WILL GROW HAPPILY 🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳🌳🌳
Hoping to have more people like you sir. Thumbs up!
this is indeed a big step to do. i hope we will be able to regenerate the forest in our country
Love this...I hope more people will help and have awareness....
Thank you for caring about the forests - hope you are including the Moringa Oleifera - malunggay - among the plants/trees to be planted. As you know Moringa in addition to being commercially viable and nutritionally sound, has a high carbon absorptive capacity and contributes to the dialogue on climate change. We would be grateful if you can share your story on our website Moringa Partners. Good luck in this wonderful activity to help the planet breathe.
Hope we can preserve our forest...
When I visited the Philippines in 1989 many trees now nothing and this is why no ground water is retained in Cebu. Plenty of rain just run directly into the ocean because of cutting down all the trees. Very very sad when a area in the world with plenty of rain will have to entirely rely on ocean desalination.
Boholanos are nature lover
Let us help our country
The first countries are not responding to this concern, they keep on tagging the developing countries to absorb the impact of climate change. They must be compelled to answer for their actions.
I believe, The Philippines is the one of the riches country in this world, because of the natural resources and also even here the Yamashita treasure.😊
Thanks for sharing it! TO SOLVE POVERTY and UNEMPLOYMENT. There should be human family planning or positive population control like one child policy SO PEOPLE WILL NOT CUT DOWN TREES OR DESTROY FORESTS to make a living.
True
Go kababayaan...and do what you do best and make our country the best island once more!!!😁😁
This is really my dream job/life. I am planning to take up either MS Environmental Biology or Environmental Conservation soon. Please guide me. For now, I plant trees and vegetables in my own little capacity and also participate in clean up drives and tree plantings activities.
good day! how can we contact you, we have a reforestation movement group who focus on replanting all the native and on endemic species of trees and plants. we are focusing on north luzon here in the philippines.
I hope i can do this in the philippines soon
indah dan menakjubkan suasana hutannya
if ever this is real i hope they could do this to other part of the Philippines so that my son could see how beautiful my country is. far from the slums and crimes.
Forests are great!
unta ma-success ni nga program. nindot.
Excellent job sir!
Fantastic
Right now, I'm proud to be a Filipino.
Good day. This film has a powerful message to everyone. Can I use some part of your film for my documentary project about climate change? I will put film credit of your work. Thank you so much
Simple people, simple life. Higpitan ang parusa sa illegal logers
PLEASE LETS SUPPORT THE PROJECT ''RAINFORESTATION FARMING'' IN THE PHILIPPINES!!! BETTER THAN TREE PLANTING!!!
Both are good.
Dati daming puno dito sa Amin ngayon Wala tinayuan na ng mga bahay, Parke, at pagkalake lakeng munisipyo
I like the idea .... Hope local politician dont start logging again...
same has to happen in the province of Rizal and the entire Philippines
Philippines has best hard wood variety
It won`t if we keep cutting it down.
@@mjh5437 yeah very sad 😔
if all of us has a land we should have been making trees water mills and coconuts the only thing is it is a very dry land because of fire just like ours so what we did is to find where the water source was and unblock it anyways this video makes the government aware from permiting the people to get wood
I'ma go there to live on own
Someone give me a job at the end of my degree. I can solve this I know I can.
I believe in you, hope you can really make a change
It's been 7 years. I hope you're working try to solve this. I believe in you
@@jessa1697 we all know it needs billions to gather man power in this kind of project
@@francisestillore2574 Sure it will. I'm just hoping that he/she's working on it. Even a slight support can do.
I support you.
Sir how can we contact you? Do you have an office in the Philippines? You are an inspiration Sir. God bless you.
He`s called Patrick Dugan...President of Bagong Pagasa Foundation.
Tycoons and large mining companies are the one responsible for massive deforestation in Philippines. If we want to see significant forest Improvement and reduced carbon footprint in this country the national and local government should have effective nature rehabilitation and protection policies, and enough power to enforce it.
If I could live there and find a nice young wife to help me plant trees there I would move from USA to Philippines
Good
Im doing it 🥰
Some people burn the grass burning the newly planted trees on the process and the government hire them again next planting season again. Tree planting never stops but people never stop burning the new planted.
Kung pinagpatuloy lang sana ang pagtatanim ng puno magubat na sana ngayun ang kabundukan Noong kabataan namin kasama namin.mga guro nagtatanim ng mga ibat ibang klase ng puno sa bundok. 3 dekada na lumipas
Wow
Rule of thumb.. Take 1 tree plant three!!!
Are they regenerated White Lauan, Philippine Mahogany, Red Lauan, and Philippine Teak, because those are the critically endangered plants of the Philippines.
May we use some of the clips for academic purposes?
yeah go ahead.
mulch pits and swales. plant trees on contour? we should be positive we can plant again.
One problem is the lowlands, what they only knew is that the mountains should be a forest while they are turning lowlands into an industrialized area. they even conquer highlands for gold.. but how about people living in the highlands? should they have no chance for agriculture to supports their livings and educations? If you really want to restore forest why not do it in your own backyard, on your own farms? because in the first place, everywhere is a forest, its the people in the lowlands who started the destructions, and now complaining on the people living in the mountains.
The lowlands in the Philippines were once highly dense forests too. In fact only in the lowlands our dipterocarps have been thriving. Most of the huge trees like Lawaan, Bagtikan.. trees in dipterocarpacae family have already vanished due to its high market value. This happened because of massive logging events recent decades only most likely during '60s and 80s, Conversion of residual (devastated after kaingin and logging) forests into agricultural use and settlements, overindustrialization. Road widening, monoculture, monocropping and introduction of non-native and invasive trees worsen deforestation allover the country. Todays, only in the highlands our dense forests thrive where trees looks shorter and thin. Sad to say Philippine lowland forests which are almost similar to tropical lowland rainforest in Borneo where dense towering trees only find remaining homes in Subic, Palawan, Sierra Madre Eastern Visayas and Mindanao
they need armed parkrangers to protect the forests from illegal loggers and need the licence to shoot them directly. i would spend money to finance the parkrangers.
I agree. There shouldn't be any tolerance for anyone who destroy the forest.
sinergy flux and what is also very imporatant, greenpeace international should be aware of these projects in the philippines about rainforest regenration and rainforestation farming and support these, so it will be better protected and local corrupt politicians will have it very difficult to cut these trees down and will be harder punished with international attention.
+MaharlikaMuayThai No need to be armed... no need to fight for the illegal loggers... call DENR if they have legit permit.
+MaharlikaMuayThai Coming from my experience as a forest conservative Initiation, one of the things I learn from around the world is the loggers are poor folks who need the money to sustain themselves. Wherever you go, from the Amazon to the Congo, the main culprit for illegal logging is simply poverty. The final solution then is to divert the attention of the villagers that rely on the forest for sustaining means to working towards forest conservation, and make ecotourism a goal. Not only will ecotourism provide the means of delivering income to impoverished areas, but it'll foremost preserve the biodiversity which makes such a place special.
TSideWes805 the illegal loggers are the politicians, business men who got permits by bribing the politicians..
Agriculturalist are more important than tou think
The Villar Family wants to know this location.
Balance the eco system
Techniques in Philippines are Be Natural concern and Makakalikasan.. :) we should be care in Forest.. not to cut trees.. happy engkanto nga lang LOL
Grüß dich... interessantes Video! Sehr gut!! ❤
Hast du schon mal zufällig dieses besondere Miracle Hydrogen Rich Water aus einem Wasserstoff Generator jemals kennenlernen können?
Dieses Wasser ist richtig super! :D
Es ist optimal beim Laufen .. 👍🏻
why can’t the people who cut the trees help with reforestation?
Because they`re greedy,selfish and have no foresight.
Forest denudation/deforestation is primarily caused by human activities purposely for survival. As a response to it, the government spends so much amount in law enforcement, reforestation and other related activities to bring back forests, however, all of these steps turned futile. As a suggestion, why not the government gives a commensurate incentives for land owners who would let their lands grow trees of whatever kind rather than destroying them for purposes of producing crops which aggravates the destruction of forests like the kaingin system which majority of our farmers do. Countries and leaders of the world... please think about this!
please plant only native trees ... dont plant other speacie of big trees that take the nutrients of the endemic species of trees
i dont understand about legal and illigal logging , when i can not simply cut down a single tree from my back yard. sad that our lumber by legal loggers are exported outside the country, the reason why i cannot find good lumber in our area except coco lumber.
The government allows well connected people or groups to buy rights to land. RIGHTS is a term... they will own the rights to deforest the area.
Philippines is good but so many animals is exint and engaged from deforestation and scary forest Philippines my country is the best philippines
Ask
Ioggers
Magsaysay
Alcantara
Santos
Robillo in Mindanao
If all Filipinos values every trees..they won't need aircon in their homes.
me interested in mahogany tree
1:31 is that invasive mahogany🤯. Well if it is then it's not so called reforestation
Make me your member Patrick Dugan.
I dont need subtitles, I am a filipino bro
Rich and/or well connected people buy RIGHTS to forested areas and they start cutting trees without any plans of planting new trees. Create laws that stop this practice. Make it illegal.
Useless pa rin ang reforestation na yan if hindi indigenous or natives trees itanim.....
Un Asif
The form of a stereotype
Hood
Ningas Kogon lang wala na amg project na ito..na corrupt na rin