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Sunday, August 26, 2012

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

2012.08.07 Monitoring the Bangkal Trees of 2006

6-year old Bangkal Trees
Panayakpan Shores (Eastern Shore)
Quezon, Mainit, Surigao del Norte












Sunday, March 1, 2009

2009.03.01 Monitoring the 2006 Bangkal Trees

2.5 years (30 month-old) Bangkal Trees
Panayakpan Shores
 












Thursday, May 1, 2008

2008.05.01 Sand Quarrying


The day after dad's 9th day (April 16), I organized a Lake Mainit tour to help design a future EcoTourism Packages for our tourists.

But before we were able to board our pumpboat, the surrounding was full of reminders that Sand Quarrying IS NOT SOLVED and WILL NOT BE SOLVED soon! You can see its presence from the lake to the shores.

Here's a banca fully loaded of sand for delivery...

Transported by sack

And stacked into around 20 mounds of sands, for hollow blocks factories. These are right at the back of the Mainit Lake Park, in front of the Mainit Agricultural Training Center.

When will our precious sand, our beloved Lake Mainit, rest from this environmental destruction?




Saturday, March 29, 2008

2008.03.29 Monitoring the 2006 Bangkal Trees

18 months old
The 18 month old trees were still underwater after the Dec 2007 heavy rains and guob (flooding)






Wednesday, January 9, 2008

2008.01.09 Monitoring the 2006 Bangkal Trees

Heavy rains in December flooded the Panayakpan Area


Bangkal seedlings surviving in the midst of floodwater and thick grasses


Tuesday, December 26, 2006

2006.12.26 Three Months after the 2006 Round

December 26, 2006
The author was able to visit the Tree Planting site after 3 months. 

It was raining in the past 3 days. The site was swampy. Grasses were beginning to grow tall.

The view of the Eastern Shore (Panayakpan) after 3 months since the September 2006.

The tree guards and nametags are still visible from 300 meters away.