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Save Ticao-Burias Pass Protected Seascape

The Ticao-Burias Pass Protected Seascape is rich with marine resources and biodiversity and it is crucial that there are protection and conservation measures put in place to cushion the impact of a changing climate. WWF-Philippines faced the challenges by forging partnerships with the local governments of 4 provinces and with indigenous peoples whose ancestral lands are within the protected seascape.

15 newly-identified whale sharks

;and 27 returning individuals during recent whale shark season

191 individuals trained

in Marine Protected area Management and Monitoring

578 sqm of mangrove seedlings planted

in San Pascual, Masbate with 96.9% survival rate

12 LGUs with MOA

with 167,368.53 hectares of total area of intervention

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