Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation

07/08/2026

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06/08/2026

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10/06/2026

Four years ago, the ACE Sustainability Scholarship began with a shared belief: that investing in young people is one of the most meaningful ways we can help shape stronger communities and a better future for our planet. Guided by the spirit of “Today’s youth, tomorrow’s conservationists,” the programme set out to open doors, nurture potential, and support young people as they build futures not only for themselves, but also for the communities around them.

Today, that vision is becoming reality.

Ten young people took a leap with us and became the very first ACE scholars. And now, six of them are proudly turning the tassel 🎓

What makes this milestone even more meaningful is that these graduates come from different fields, passions, and paths in life. Yet each of them carries the same promise: the potential to create positive change in their communities and beyond.

As this first batch steps into the next chapter of their journey, we hope they continue to grow as leaders, role models, and changemakers that will inspire other young people to dream bigger, reach further, and believe in the value of their own potential.

To our ACE pioneers: thank you for paving the way for the scholars who will follow after you. Your journey will always be part of the story of ACE.

Congratulations to the ACE Batch of 2026 🎉

This milestone would not have been possible without the shared commitment and partnership of the LMAX Group, Communities for Nature, and Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation, Inc. through Project ACE.

05/06/2026

Everything is connected. Every choice ripples.

This World Environment Day, let’s protect the links that sustain us all. Act for the whole. 🌊🌳

22/05/2026

29/04/2026

Every meal represents a journey from the soil and sea to your table. Yet, one-fifth of food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted globally (World Food Programme, 2024). This reality shows that so much of the hard work never gets eaten—every wasted food is a missed opportunity to nourish a life.

Today, we are joining the "Stop Food Waste" campaign, reminding everyone to respect food and honor the labor of our farmers and fisherfolk. Let us stop viewing ingredients as disposable waste and instead embrace intentionality with every dish we prepare. By planning, preparing, and preserving ahead, we make sure that we are making the most of the resources that sustain us.

Tag a friend and join PRRCFI and Communities for Nature in the movement to eat more mindfully. 🌿🥘

22/04/2026

True power isn't just generated; it’s shared. ⚡️🌍

This Earth Day, we’re celebrating how renewable energy fuels real change—from lighting homes and classrooms through Project SULO to protecting the biodiversity of Danjugan Island. Whether it’s at the Pahauli Center or in your own backyard, sustainable energy helps us protect what matters most.

When people are supported, real change becomes something we build together. 🤝

👉 Your Turn: How are you powering your community today?

20/04/2026

💙 “I come from a 30 year old organization that started with a simple mission: protect nature first.

🪸 Before we had a business model, we were focused on conserving coastal ecosystems, coral reefs, mangroves, seagrass, and wildlife because we knew how critical they are to both biodiversity and communities.

🏝️ But we also learned a hard truth that conservation alone is not always financially sustainable.

🏖️ Over time, we harnessed ecotourism as a way to fund protection. So tourism became a tool to sustain conservation and to support the communities who are its stewards.”

Excerpt from the Becoming Investment-Ready: A Pathway for Coastal and Marine Enterprises