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Panay River Clean Up
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources–Provincial ENR Office (DENR-PENRO) Capiz conducted a river clean-up in line with the Recognizing Individuals/Institutions towards Vibrant and Enhanced Rivers (R. I. V. E. R. S.) for Life Award.
The clean-up was done along the strait of Roxas City Panay River.
A total of 10,692 kilograms of solid waste, mostly plastics were collected by volunteers from PENRO Capiz speareheaded by PENR Officer Ruel L. De Los Reyes, CENRO Mambusao, academe, Local Government Unit (LGU) of Roxas City and the business sector. The area was divided into five segments identified as Segments I-A, I-B, II-A, II-B and III-A.
RIVERS for Life Award, was launched in July 2018 to raise awareness of the need to protect and conserve the rivers in the country. The award was conceived to recognize the efforts of DENR’s field officials in implementing and enforcing environmental laws and other initiatives to protect rivers from pollution and other threats.
Furthermore, Panay River in the Province of Capiz is classified as Class C, which means that the water is intended for fishery where propagation and growth of fish and other resources are feasible. Due to threats from agricultural, domestic, industrial activities, negligence and mistreatment of people to our rivers, only a few are considered healthy and sustainable.
Meanwhile, PENRO De Los Reyes assured Capiznons that the said activity will be conducted quarterly to bring back the beauty and marine wealth of Panay River.
DENR 6 RED Francisco E. Milla, Jr., in his visit to field offices, always reiterates to DENR field offices’ workforce to support DENR Secretary Roy A. Cimatu’s tall order to clean-up the rivers.
The implementation of the Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004 (Republic Act No. 9275) which aims to protect the country’s water bodies from pollution coming from land-based sources such as industries and commercial establishments, agriculture and community/household activities is one of Secretary Cimatu’s ten priority agenda. It encourages a multi-sectoral and participatory approach of all stakeholders to prevent and minimize water pollution.
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources–Provincial ENR Office (DENR-PENRO) Capiz conducted a river clean-up in line with the Recognizing Individuals/Institutions towards Vibrant and Enhanced Rivers (R. I. V. E. R. S.) for Life Award..(More...)
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in Region 6 recently conducted a Consultation Conference among the Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) (More...)
After the Boracay Inter-Agency Task Force (BIATF) which spearheaded the initial phase of the rehabilitation activities for the island of Boracay, the task force has been renamed to Boracay Inter-Agency Rehabilitation Management Group (BIARMG).(More...)
DENR Regional Executive Director Francisco E. Milla Jr. with PENRO Valentin P. Talabero , COA Marilou Suncad and Other DENR Officials during the signing of National Greening Program (NGP) Contract for plantation maintenance and protechtion. (More...)
DECLINE in apprehensions of illegally transported forest products was due to DENR's stronger collaboration with the local government units concerned, the Philippine National Police and the Armed Forces of the Philippines. (More...)
From left: PENR Officer Edgardo M. Rostata; Mayor Alfredo Marañon, III; Vice Mayor Narciso S. Javelosa, Jr.; and CENR Officer Rally Cagayanan signed the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) during the turn-over of the tour guiding equipment given to Suyac Island Eco-Park Tourist Attendant Association (SIETAAS) and Molocaboc Island Reef Rangers Association (MIRRA) as beneficiaries of Sagay Marine Reserve./DENR 6–PENRO Negros Occidental.(More...)
DENR Secretary Roy A. Cimatu taking a photo of the clustered STP designed by the Guangdong Xindayu Environmental Technology Co.during his latest ocular inspection in Boracay Island (left). DENR 6 Regional Executive Director Francisco E. Milla, Jr. shows the tarpaulin which contain(More...)
DENR Secretary Roy. A Cimatu together with Regional Director Francisco E. Milla, Jr. of DENR 6 conducts on-site inspection on the status of the on-going Malandog River Rehabilitation and Management project in Hamtic, Antique. / DENR(More...)
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