Lighthouse Marina Resort Legacy Foundation

21/04/2026

Snippets of the Sustainability talks during the 𝐁𝐏𝐈 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐢𝐜 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐚 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔. Learning a lot from circular economy practitioners - and getting updates on how businesses, foundations and governments are pushing for cleaner seas.

Thank you to our partners who joined!

10/04/2026

Please watch The Foresters next show in Brent International School Baguio! April 13, 2026 at 330pm :)

In celebration of Earth Day, Brent International School Baguio, in partnership with MAD Travel Philippines and our Global Issues Network (GIN), invites the community to a special screening of The Foresters: A Story of Climate Keepers. This documentary shares real stories of environmental resilience....

09/11/2025

This helps explain what 10mm of rain looks like - and what 200mm also means!

09/11/2025

Ways to prevent flooding!

04/05/2025

We're grateful for this event and are excited to do it again soon with more partners and volunteers!

11/02/2025

Did you know that Ateneo Institute of Sustainability celebrated its 10th year in 2024? It was great to meet new face and reconnect with friends who are all working to balance the environment and economy better. Each visitor to this event had a tree planted in their name care of legacy foundation and the Aetas of Yangil.

Based on the conversations in the room, its still early days for sustainability programs in the Philippines as we need to grow more advocates and increase the number of real life examples in the country. The good news is that its fast growing and there is a lot of young energy in the room! One important realization we had is that we need sustainability minded folks in every department - not just the one assigned to make the reports.

It's only when we are really able to get everyone to understand how our resource consumption affects our weather that we will see significant and fast change.

If you want to learn about sustainability and restoration please message us!

31/10/2024

Our recent Level Up Clean Ip helped us understand and learn about more holistic solutions for the waste ecosystem! 🚮

We started with a beach clean up then took up a notch by segregating waste and cleaning it!

We gathered trash from the coast - plastic, glass, styrofoam, metal, and more. This critical step helped us identify which types of waste are most prevalent, this time we focused our efforts on plastic waste, particularly PET bottles.

Volunteers also learned about the importance of cleaning plastics before recycling. Emptying liquids, washing bottles, and preparing the plastics for recycling giving them a glimpse of what happens behind the scenes after the clean-up.

We collected a total of 227.7kgs on Sept 29 in Las Pinas Paranaque Wetland Park (thank you and the local team for creating this platform)

We’re glad that our volunteers were able to see and experience firsthand what goes into the recycling process, hopefully giving them a better understanding and a drive to reduce their own use of single-use plastics and properly dispose of and segregate their waste.

We had a lot of collaborators (all tagged in this post) and volunteers who helped make this happen - and we are grateful for the chance to pilot this program and learn how to encourage more behavioral changes that reduce and recover waste.

Thank you to Philippine Allianance for Recycling and Materials Sustainability (PARMS) for leading this and to Coca-Cola for supporting the initiative.

11/10/2024

Nakisali kami sa International Coastal Clean up Day together with Lighthouse Marina Resort Legacy Foundation para linisin ang baseco beach

15/03/2024

Join us in exploring the remarkable story of the Aetas, the indigenous custodians of the ancestral lands in Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Learn more about the challenges and triumphs of the Aetas, as they navigate the complexities of modernity while striving to protect their rich cultural heritage for future generations. Their story is a powerful reminder of the importance of respecting and protecting indigenous cultures and the natural realms they defend.

Why is this important?
The Aetas have a deep connection to their land and have been practicing sustainable living and environmental conservation for generations. Learning from their practices can provide valuable insights into how we can better protect and preserve our natural resources.

Join us in standing in solidarity with the Aetas and other indigenous communities, as we advocate for their rights and the conservation of our planet. Let their stories of resilience and stewardship inspire and guide us on our path toward a more sustainable and inclusive world.

👉 Share this post to spread awareness and support the Aetas' fight for environmental stewardship in Subic Bay.

Isang Santuwaryo sa Gitna ng Pagbabago: Ang Laban ng mga Aeta para sa Pangangalaga sa Kalikasan sa Subic BayImagine being the steward of thousands of hectares of ancestral land, a vast expanse that embodies not only natural beauty and biodiversity but also a sacred legacy passed down through generat...

24/01/2024

I never thought I would become a teacher again, but I'm glad I did. Truly, solving our waste management problem begins with education. Thank you to Don Bosco School of Theology for this opportunity.

Together, we're building a community of change-makers, ready to take on the challenges and protect our precious marine ecosystems for future generations.

16/01/2024

🚨 Breaking News in the World of Recycling! 🚨

Hey everyone! Have you caught the latest wave in the recycling universe? ♻️

Get ready, because it's a game-changer, especially for the recycling industry. Thanks to the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Program, we're witnessing a recycling renaissance!

Here's the scoop: The EPR Program is demanding major businesses to step up and deal with the plastic waste from their products – yes, the very stuff that ends up in our hands and, sadly, often in the environment. They've got to think out of the box now to reduce their plastic impact. 🤔♻️

But here’s the interesting part: Not every company can manage its own recycling operations. Enter Waste Diversion/Recovery Credits (WDC). These are like golden tickets for businesses, each representing a chunk of plastic waste saved from polluting our planet.

And guess what? This opens a lucrative door for the recycling industry! 💰 Companies are now on the lookout to purchase these credits, bringing vital investment into the recycling sector.

But wait, there's a catch – it's not just about collecting and selling. The EPR law requires strict auditing of all recovery programs to ensure they’re legit and effective. This means recycling has to be top-notch and transparent.

Good news, though! This shift is nudging communities, organizations, and local governments to enhance their waste management game and align with the EPR Program's standards. And the best part? By selling those WDCs, these programs can now be profitable. 💸

In essence, the EPR Program is doing more than just helping the environment; it's creating an entirely new economy around recycling. It's a win-win for businesses, local communities, and our beautiful planet. 🌏💚

📣 Calling all businesses and organizations! Want to jump into the EPR Program and trade WDCs? DM me, and let's turn recycling into your next big venture!

👉 Don't forget, the EPR law also pushes companies to cut down on plastic waste. To learn more, click on the link in the comment section. Stay tuned for more updates like this – follow me for a journey towards a greener world! 🌿🌍