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Our Issues

The Habitat's weekly issues are packed with essential information and resources, so readers can stay informed and engaged in the efforts to protect the environment.

 

Read the weekly issues here to learn more about the latest on Baguio's environmental news.

This issue delves into a range of pressing topics, including the vibrant Earth Day celebrations in Baguio, the inspiring Miss Earth PH pageant promoting environmental advocacy, United Nations' sustainable development goals, the devastating forest fire, and the urgent need to combat climate change for a sustainable future.

Issue 2 of Habitat Environmental News covers a range of topics including the dengue outbreak, the complexities of green capitalism, Rotatact's innovative initiative to provide sustainable power, the transformative impact of the blue walk project, the global observance of Earth Hour, the importance of empowering indigenous communities, and the sustainable practices of UP Baguio as a campus.

Issue 3 of Habitat Environmental News highlights a range of topics including the vibrant new environmental murals, the implementation of round-the-clock police surveillance to protect Baguio watersheds, region-wide tree planting efforts, the development of a greener transport system in Baguio City, the role of a zero waste organization in promoting sustainable practices, the concerns of Baguio locals regarding tourism impact, the challenges of city traffic, and the promotion of eco-friendly tourism.

Issue 4 of Habitat Environmental News covers the aftermath of Typhoon Betty hitting Baguio and its recovery efforts, the city's water supply challenges and water conservation tips, the impact of the mining industry in Baguio, interesting facts about Baguio pine trees, the progress of public utility vehicle (PUV) modernization, and the establishment of a zero waste refilling station.

Issue 5 of Habitat Environmental News features articles on the potential installation of bicycle lanes in Baguio City, the arrival of the rainy season in Baguio, Cordillera's first advocacy-based pageant, the concerning urban decay of Baguio, the importance of sustainable fashion, environmental activism, the commencement of the Baguio Bike Festival, and the introduction of the Camp John Hay Forest Bathing Trail.

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