Bantayan Battery SolutionSingle-Use Batteries are killing the finances of our local fisherfolk and our shorelinesIn the municipality of Bantayan alone, there are over 700 compressor-diving fishermen. Shockingly, they discard over half a million dry-cell batteries into the ocean every year. But we've engineered a solution; a powerful solar solution that promises to not only protect our planet but also ease the financial burden on the fishermen.
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Marine Protected Area: Mambacayao DakuOne Tiny Island, One Big Passion.What can you do when it feels like the odds are stacked against you? Group together, unify in thought and stack higher. For the residents of Mambacayao Daku, that's exactly what they're doing. In a race to ensure their land and livelihoods aren't destroyed for themselves and generations to come, we've formed two new GOODland Branches; one for the Adults and one for the youth.
With two generations collaborating toward a common goal, their vision is clear: to preserve their way of life by nurturing and responsibly managing their natural environment. |
Watershed Protected Area: Bihiya, Atop-AtopThe Bihiya Warriors, a group of young locals from Bantayan Island, have come together with a shared goal: to protect their island's oldest and deepest watershed. Their mission is fueled by a deep connection to their heritage and a desire to safeguard the natural resources vital to their community's well-being.
With a passion for learning and a commitment to spreading awareness, these youth have launched various activities aimed at fulfilling their mission. Click below to explore the inspiring endeavors they've been leading! |
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Radio & PodcastUsing old-school methods to spread a new-school of thought about the environment.Education lays the groundwork for enduring transformation, as societal progress begins with enlightenment on an individual level.
GOODLand Radio & Podcast serves as a valuable platform, disseminating essential yet often overlooked information about local laws and rights, the significance of environmental preservation, and beyond! |
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