Greenpeace Philippines - Bohol Volunteers

21/12/2025

21/12/2025

Hi Filipino climate warriors!

Can you help us translate this message for our friends across the world? 👀

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06/12/2025

Last December 3, 2025, we hosted the Bohol Local Climate Accountability Forum, bringing together community members, youth leaders, policymakers, and advocates to discuss the realities of climate action in our area.

The forum was a space to share experiences, raise concerns, and contribute ideas directly from those affected by climate impacts. Participants actively shaped a community manifesto, highlighting what accountability should look like and how decision-makers can follow through.

We’re grateful to everyone who showed up, spoke up, and engaged! Your voices are the heart of real change.

This forum is just the start of a movement for real, transparent, and accountable climate action in Bohol, powered by the people it affects most. 🌏💪

05/12/2025

✨Happy International Volunteer Day!✨ To every volunteer who stands up against injustices, from climate harms to corruption and plastic pollution, a big 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗞 𝗬𝗢𝗨!🙌

Your courage and creative talents inspire hope and strengthen our collective fight to protect our communities and create a fairer, safer world. 🌏 >> act.gp/volunteerph

19/11/2025

LOOK: A supertyphoon Odette survivor joined climate activists in Brazil, where the global climate meeting is being held, to reveal the massive Polluters’ Climate Bill.🧾
Trixy Elle also brings with her the calls of fellow Filipino communities who are tired of facing the worsening impacts of the climate crisis, including repeated and devastating floods.
The bill highlights the estimated US$5 trillion (PHP 290 trillion) in economic damages caused by fossil fuel companies around the world over the past decade through business practices that worsen the climate crisis.
Their message to world leaders: Protect our communities, ! ✊
ADD your support >> act.gp/act4climate
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Note: Trixy is one of the 67 Filipino claimants in the landmark Odette Case against oil giant Shell.

23/10/2025

🚨BREAKING: Filipino climate survivors are suing SHELL.🚨

With the help of activists in London, they delivered a notice to Shell's global headquarters stating that they are taking the company to court for the loss and damages caused by its business.

Shell has known since 1965 about the climate crisis and its own role in worsening it, yet it chose to continue investing in fossil fuels and deceit instead of protecting people and the planet.

Along with the delivery, recordings of voices from the frontlines were played - voices of communities sharing their stories and messages to Shell.

From sinking islands to flood-hit towns, Filipino climate survivors are rising. They’ve had enough of corruption in climate funds at home and the greed of big polluters globally. They’re standing up to make corporations like Shell pay. ✊

Read more >> https://act.gp/42VMuUx
Add your support >> act.gp/odettecase

Follow The Odette Case

A fight for justice like no other.

23/10/2025

𝗦𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗟, 𝗸𝗮𝗸𝗮𝘀𝘂𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗱𝗮𝗵𝗶𝗹 𝘀𝗮 𝗢𝗱𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲.⚖️

TINGNAN: Isang matapang na hakbang ang ginagawa ng mga Filipino climate survivors. Sasampahan nila ng kaso ang Shell sa London, kung saan matatagpuan ang global headquarters ng kompanya, dahil sa matitinding pinsalang dinanas nila mula sa Super Typhoon Odette, na kumitil ng 405 buhay at nag-iwan ng mahigit 1,400 kataong sugatan sa Pilipinas noong 2021.

Ayon sa climate scientists, ang extreme weather na dinala ni Odette ay mas naging malala dahil sa climate change na pinapalala ng pagsusunog ng fossil fuels. Ang kasong ito ay kauna-unahan sa laki at saklaw laban sa isang kompanya ng langis at gas para sa mga nasawi, nasugatan, at napinsalang ari-arian.

Tinutukoy ng kaso ang malawak na carbon emissions, panlilinlang, at pagpapakalat ng maling impormasyon ng Shell tungkol sa climate change, isang bagay na alam na ng kompanya mula pa noong 1965.

Makiisa sa laban ng mga komunidad para sa climate accountability, patunayan natin na kayang manindigan ng mga ordinaryong mamamayan laban sa mga higanteng korporasyon at panagutin sila sa pinsalang kanilang idinulot.

✊ Suportahan ang laban >> act.gp/odettecase
Basahin >> act.gp/42VMuUx

The Odette Case

07/10/2025

🚨 BREAKING: Filipino climate survivors and activists just dropped a $5-trillion “Polluter’s Climate Bill” calling out the biggest oil and gas companies that keep fueling the climate crisis.

From Bohol to Eastern Samar to Marikina to other climate-impacted communities, climate survivors who lost their homes to floods and typhoons gathered outside the meeting of the Fund Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD)—the United Nations’ fund meant to help countries like the Philippines recover from climate disasters.

Their message is clear: while the rich and powerful keep getting richer, ordinary Filipinos are left picking up the pieces.

Greed has already cost us too much—our homes, our safety, our future. It’s time to make polluters pay.

Add your voice 👉🏾 act.gp/act4climate

Sign the pact, record your story. Join the global movement to make polluters pay.

25/08/2025

Ngayong , ating parangalan ang mga modernong bayani — mga magsasaka, mangingisda, katutubo, kabataan, at komunidad na patuloy na nagtatanggol sa ating kapwa at kalikasan. Sila ang bumubuhay sa diwa ng ating mga bayani. 🇵🇭

09/07/2025

🚨BREAKING: Greenpeace activists unfurled a banner on the opening day of the international forum in Cebu discussing the fund for loss and damage.

We are calling on Pres. Marcos Jr. to take bold climate leadership and make climate polluters (oil, coal, and gas companies) pay for the losses and damages suffered by communities due to the climate crisis.

While rich countries and companies most responsible for the climate crisis continue to profit, they have yet to pay for the harm they’ve caused to frontline communities, including the Philippines.

This injustice must not continue. !

Sign the pact, record your story. Join the global movement to make polluters pay.

27/06/2025

Whose stories are told and whose are left unheard?

In this Edition of ORIGINS, we follow the journeys of q***r environmental advocates across the Philippines. These are stories of courage, loss, leadership, and love—lived in the context of climate disasters and in the quiet acts of everyday resistance.

Discover the people behind the headlines and the ones who never stopped showing up.

📲 Download the ORIGINS here: act.gp/origins

ORIGINS is a magazine by Greenpeace Philippines that traces the roots of environmental action through the stories of communities leading the way.

27/06/2025

🌊Kaunting ulan pa lang, bumabaha na sa ilang lugar. Pero paano kung may mga komunidad sa Pilipinas kung saan naging normal na ang baha?

Imagine a child growing up thinking that a flooded classroom is just part of school life. That isn’t resilience; that is adaptation forced by neglect.

Real progress toward climate justice is possible if we are willing to think differently, build differently, and finally, LISTEN.

Read the blog by Greenpeace volunteer Charles Zander, who recently visited the Batasan island and witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by the residents. >> act.gp/3G8kuoo
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✊ TAKE ACTION. Sign the petition urging our government leaders to protect our communities and hold big climate polluters accountable >> act.gp/courage4climate