Youth for Environment in School Organization - Francisco P. Tolentino IHS

15/05/2026

ENDANGERED SPECIES DAY! 🌿

Endangered Species Day reminds us to protect the wildlife and plant life that make the Philippines one of the world’s most biodiverse countries.

Among the Philippine animals at risk are:

• Philippine eagle
• Tamaraw
• Visayan spotted deer
• Dugong
• Visayan warty pig
• Philippine cockatoo
• Walden’s hornbill
• Negros bleeding-heart
• Hawksbill turtle
• Philippine crocodile
• Philippine/Palawan pangolin

Philippine plants at risk include:

• Waling-waling
• Jade vine
• Yakal
• Philippine teak
• Rafflesia schadenbergiana
• Attenborough’s pitcher plant
• Almaciga

Their survival reminds us that protecting nature means protecting our forests, seas, food chains, and shared future.

Let’s embrace this vital journey together! 🌿❤️

14/05/2026

12/05/2026

09/05/2026

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Narito ang updated enrollment schedule ng ating paaralan.

Mangyari lamang na sundin natin ito para sa mas maayos na daloy at proseso.

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22/04/2026

Earth Day 2026 is a call to act now 🌿🌏

We already feel the effects of environmental challenges in our daily lives, from polluted air to unsafe water and stronger climate impacts. When protection is not strengthened, communities are affected first.

But change is always possible when people come together.

“Our Power, Our Planet” reminds us that every choice matters—when communities protect forests and watersheds, when groups lead cleanups, and when individuals make everyday choices that care for the environment. In return, a healthy planet gives us clean water, food, and protection.

The actions we take today shape the future we all share.

02/04/2026

The Earth is our shared home, and its protection is a fundamental duty of every ethical leader. For the Kaya Natin Movement, observing the Month of Planet Earth goes beyond planting trees or reducing waste. It is about supporting public servants and initiatives that prioritize sustainable policies over short-term gains.

Environmental degradation disproportionately affects the most vulnerable people in our communities. This reality makes ecological preservation a clear issue of social justice and good governance. We need public servants who will manage environmental funds with absolute honesty and transparency. Corruption in environmental projects directly robs the people of a safe and healthy future.

Let us use this month to demand better environmental leadership. We encourage everyone to actively participate in local initiatives and hold leaders to the highest standards of integrity. Together, we can build resilient communities and secure a thriving planet for the generations to come.