BISU BILAR - GESSE

04/05/2026

LOOK | GESSE

The GESSE: "KALAMBUAN PARA SA KINAIYAHAN" Academic Seminar and General Assembly was successfully held a day marked by learning, inspiration, and shared purpose.

This activity was organized to educate, inspire, and empower Environmental Science students. Through insightful discussions, success stories, recognition, and leadership transition, we were reminded that growth begins when we choose to listen and learn.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed resource speakers Mr. Wilbert A. Aureo, Ms. Rochelyn Y. Parba, and Ms. Jeffanie O. Calamba for generously sharing their expertise and journeys, which inspired us to see Environmental Science as both a responsibility and a meaningful path forward.

Our sincere appreciation goes to our department chair, Dr. Reizl P. Jose, and to our dedicated faculty members for their constant guidance, encouragement, and support.

We also commend the 4th Year Environmental Science students, the GESSE officers, and the class mayors whose hard work and commitment made this activity possible, from planning to ex*****on.

To all Environmental Science students and participants, thank you for your presence and engagement. Today reminded us that purpose can be found when we stay, listen, and grow.

🌱 May the lessons from today continue to guide us as future Environmental Scientists ready to understand, care, and act.

Daghang salamat sa tanan, and padayon sa kalambuan para sa kinaiyahan.

30/04/2026

🌿 This May 4th, we gather as one. 🌿

All GESSE members will come together for "KALAMBUAN para sa KINAIYAHAN" a meaningful convergence of minds, stories, and purpose.

This special day marks our Academic Seminar and General Assembly, where learning meets inspiration and leadership takes shape.

From faculty presentations and success stories to recognition of outstanding members and the election of new GESSE officers, KALAMBUAN para sa KINAIYAHAN is a celebration of our shared journey as Environmental Science students and advocates of nature.

📍 FTC Session Hall, BISU Bilar Campus
⏰ 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Let us strengthen our bond, honor our growth, and move forward together—para sa kinaiyahan, para sa GESSE.
See you there! 💚🌱

05/12/2025

21/11/2025

🎉 Happy Birthday, Ms. Rochlyn Parba! 🎉

On behalf of the GESSE (Guild for Environmental Science Students Enthusiasts). We extend our heartfelt greetings on your special day. Thank you for being an inspiring adviser whose dedication, guidance, and passion for environmental stewardship continue to motivate us in our academic journey.

Your leadership lights the path for us to become better students and advocates for the environment. We are deeply grateful for your support, wisdom, and patience as we pursue our mission as a guild.

May this year bring you joy, good health, and the fulfillment of both personal and professional aspirations. We wish you a birthday as wonderful as the impact you’ve made on all of us.

Happy Birthday, Ma’am Rochlyn!💚🌿

14/11/2025

This Environmental Awareness Month, let us remember: Filipino resiliency should never be an excuse for inaction.

We cannot call it resilience when our mountains are stripped bare and our communities sink beneath rising waters. True strength is not measured by how much we can endure, but by how fiercely we protect what sustains us.

Let us defend the Earth so she may continue to defend us. Let us take decisive action that sustains us all.

14/11/2025

09/11/2025

We’re beyond thrilled to share that our GESSE Chairperson and Environmental Science students were recently featured in GMA’s Born to Be Wild! 🌏💚

Their passion and dedication to understanding the environment, wildlife, and our planet’s changing climate shine as a testament to what Environmental Science truly stands for; protecting life by understanding it.

🌦️ As climate change continues to intensify, bringing stronger typhoons, heatwaves, and shifting weather patterns, the work of environmental scientists becomes more crucial than ever. We study how these changes affect not just humans, but also the delicate balance of our ecosystems and wildlife.

As we face the impacts of Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi) and prepare for the approaching Typhoon Uwan, we are once again reminded of the growing effects of climate change, stronger storms, shifting weather patterns, and the silent suffering of our ecosystems. These are not just natural events; they are urgent calls to act.

🌏Environmental Science teaches us to study, understand, and respond to these challenges from extreme weather to wildlife loss, helping build a future that is safer and more sustainable for all living things.

Environmental Science isn’t just a course, it’s a calling. A commitment to become stewards of God’s creation, defenders of nature, and seekers of truth in a changing world. A mission to be stewards of God’s creation, defenders of wildlife, and scientists for the future of our planet.

🌱 The Earth needs more minds that care, question, and act.
The world needs more Environmental Scientists like us; and it could be you.

Watch the full episode here 👉 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvIMmqqMC2M]

19/10/2025

🌿 LOOK | GESSE joins the Techno Skillfest 2025 Opening 🌿

The Guild of Environmental Science Students Enthusiasts (GESSE) proudly participated in the Techno Skillfest 2025 opening celebration, showcasing teamwork, skill, and spirit in the Amazing Race competition against five colleges!

🏆 Congratulations to the College of Forestry and Environmental Science for securing 2nd Place in the Amazing Race!
Represented by:

Trexie Anne O. Jumawid

Mary Jean D. Cameros

Adri B. Pañamogan

John Kenneth Apao

Jay Lord B. Esito

Christine Anne O. Malaran

Jea Jane Bagotsay

Danny Boy R. Blaya Jr.

Emman Macaambac

Joan Felisilda

🌱 A special shoutout as well to Estelle Marie S. Omac for bringing home 1st Place in the Essay Writing Contest! Held by The College of Teacher Education (CTE) as part of the college-based competitions for the Technoskills Fest. Your dedication and excellence continue to make our department proud. 💚

Together, we celebrate the passion, intellect, and unity of every Environmental Science student who continues to uphold the true spirit of sustainability and innovation. ♻️

📸 Photo Credits: The Golden Grains and FFPCC

19/10/2025