Earth Hour 2023 unites more than 60 NGOs, NGAs and LGUs to give the biggest hour for Earth

Earth Hour 2023 unites more than 60 NGOs, NGAs and LGUs to give the biggest hour for Earth

Posted by Ria Hazel on 8:37 AM in Advocacy, Care, Earth Hour, environment, health, lifestyle, protection, Sustainability, World Wide Fund, WWF,

The celebration of Earth Hour 2023 in the Philippines was a success, with iconic landmarks, local governments, and businesses across the country participating in the switch-off. 

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Starbucks Helps in Making the World Greener

Starbucks Helps in Making the World Greener

Posted by Ria Hazel on 2:58 PM in Advocacy, Care for the environment, Earth Day, environment, Green, Greener, Haribon Foundation, Starbucks, Starbucks Philippines, Sustainability, Sustainability program, World Wide Fund,

To encourage reusability on Earth Day and to inspire its customers to make more sustainable choices all year long, Starbucks will launch reusable hot and cold cups in the Philippines. Reducing its environmental footprint and positively impacting the communities it serves has always been important to Starbucks. Starting April 22, the reusable cups and straws will be available at all Starbucks® stores in the Philippines.

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WWF-Philippines Opens Exhibit with Visual Art Ambassadors

WWF-Philippines Opens Exhibit with Visual Art Ambassadors

Posted by Ria Hazel on 8:00 PM in Advocacy, art, Campaign, Earth, heart, Nature, World Wide Fund, WWF,

Five top visual artists join World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Philippines as art ambassadors to support its biodiversity conservation efforts. For their very first project, BenCab, Elmer Borlongan, Geraldine Javier, Mark O. Justiniani, and José Santos III created limited-edition sculptures, inspired by the organization’s iconic panda logo.  Done in collaboration with Tin-aw Art Management Inc. and Secret Fresh, the show is the initial project of “Art, Heart, Earth,” a WWF-Philippines campaign to work with the cultural sector.

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