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Break Out the Sunscreen: Batch 1 Marine Bio Interns Have Arrived!History has officially been made in Malitbog! We are th...
15/08/2026

Break Out the Sunscreen: Batch 1 Marine Bio Interns Have Arrived!

History has officially been made in Malitbog! We are thrilled to welcome the very first batch of Marine Biology student interns at GREEN, Inc., made possible through a wonderful collaboration with LGU Malitbog!

For years, these students have been staring at fish diagrams in textbooks. Now? They’re getting up close and personal with the real thing and quickly realizing that wild marine life doesn't always stay still for a species ID!

What They Think They’ll Be Doing vs. What They’re Actually Doing:

The Expectation: Gliding gracefully underwater, taking aesthetic coral selfies, and communicating with sea turtles.

The Reality:

Pointy and Validation Pain: So far, they’re hard at work running substrate and invertebrate identification. That means literally pointing at tiny patches of reef underwater and validating every single point on their slate while trying not to drift away in the current!

Coral Restoration Work: Getting hands-on with coral fragments and learning that "underwater gardening" involves a surprisingly high amount of arm strength.

Why This Matters

This internship isn't just about getting dirt under their fingernails (or sand in every piece of gear they own). By running pointy and validation on substrates, these students are gathering crucial baseline data that directly informs coastal management policies with LGU Malitbog. They aren't just learning science they're doing science that protects our marine ecosystems for the long haul.

To our brave Batch 1 interns: welcome aboard! May your masks stay defogged, your buoyancy stay neutral, and your invertebrate validation stay 100% accurate.

Give them a big round of applause in the comments as they begin their field journey!

Day 1 as an intern with LGU Malitbog & GREEN, Inc., and I’ve already learned a big truth: marine conservation is 20% liv...
01/08/2026

Day 1 as an intern with LGU Malitbog & GREEN, Inc., and I’ve already learned a big truth: marine conservation is 20% living out your National Geographic dreams and 80% lawn care, heavy lifting, and battling rogue weeds.

Here’s the Day 1 reality check:

Land Mission: Clearing weeds so we don't trip over vines while carrying expensive gear. Turns out marine biology requires a minor in landscaping. Who knew?

Rope Masterclass: Prepping rope nurseries and weaving coral frags. My inner monologue the entire time: "Respect the years of science behind this knot... and DO NOT DROP THE CORAL."

In-Water Mission: Finally got wet for substrate pointy and hauling up a retired rope nursery to erase our plastic footprint. Zero trace left behind!

Sore arms, sun-kissed skin, and a huge appreciation for rope work. Day 1 is in the books ready for Day 2!

The real situation underwater is often more complicated than what we see on the surface. Many subsistence fishers rely o...
12/05/2026

The real situation underwater is often more complicated than what we see on the surface. Many subsistence fishers rely on the sea every single day just to feed their families and survive. Poverty, lack of opportunities, and declining fish catch continue to push some communities toward unsustainable and destructive fishing practices.

During recent dives, we observed ropes attached to bamboo fish traps commonly used for catching fish. While these methods may seem simple and traditional, when excessively deployed or improperly placed, they can damage fragile coral reefs and contribute to the continuous decline of marine habitats already under pressure.

But while we understand the struggle, we also cannot ignore the damage being done to our reefs and marine ecosystems. Destructive methods may provide short-term catch, but they slowly destroy the very resource future generations will depend on. Coral reefs take decades to recover, while damage can happen in only minutes.

The question now is: Are we going to continue tolerating these practices despite the tremendous harm they cause to our already depleted marine resources?

This is not about blaming people. It is about recognizing that what may help today could take away tomorrow. Conservation will only work if we combine compassion with responsibility, and provide communities with sustainable alternatives before it becomes too late.

Healthy reefs mean food security, livelihoods, and protection for coastal communities. If we continue to lose them, everyone loses in the end.

ANNOUNCEMENTGREEN, Inc. is now officially offering PADI Dive Courses!Train with us and know that part of your course fee...
13/01/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT

GREEN, Inc. is now officially offering PADI Dive Courses!
Train with us and know that part of your course fees goes directly back to the reefs where you learn and dive supporting coral restoration, reef monitoring, and marine conservation efforts.

Learn to dive. Give back to the ocean.

Dive with purpose. Dive with GREEN.

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