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PAGASA Tropical Cyclone Wind Signals in the Philippines A website page with information on the Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal system in the Philippines, including infographics on the different signal numbers Website Source: https://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/learning-tools/tropical-cyclone-wind-signal Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

Educational Materials Fintastic, Not Fearsome View resource here What Are Sharks and Rays? View resource here PH Protected Sharks and Rays (2023) View resource here Shark Terms to Avoid View resource here < Back to main page

Guidebooks and Manuals Pating Ka Ba? An Identification Guide for Sharks, Batoids and Chimaeras of the Philippines View resource here Philippine Aquatic Wildlife Rescue and Response Manual Series: Sharks and Rays View resource here < Back to main page

RESOURCES Infographics To sea is to believe! Here, we break down a few complex marine issues into infographics, from the climate crisis in the Philippines to making simple swaps at home to live a low-waste lifestyle. To learn more and download the materials, click "MAKE WAVES" because that's what your knowledge can do. Interested to learn about other issues? Messages don’t have to come in a bottle. Email us at info@savephilippineseas.org for suggestions and collaborations. Shark Conservation WHY WHALE SHARKS SHOULD NOT BE FED Here important considerations before booking your next whale watching tour! Download this free poster by clicking the link below. MAKE WAVES FINTASTIC, NOT FEARSOME We've rounded up some common misconceptions about sharks and laid them out with science and data. By knowing the facts, we hope to change the perception of sharks from fearsome animals to fintastic creatures. MAKE WAVES SHARK TERMS TO AVOID The words we use create the worlds we choose! This infographic summarizes a few do's and don'ts when talking about sharks. MAKE WAVES THE DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN TALKING ABOUT SHARKS Ocean Climate Action CHANGE THE CURRENT The Philippines is becoming too hot to handle. Take a dive deep into the climate crisis to understand its impacts on our country, our seas, and our lives. MAKE WAVES A SEATIZEN'S GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING THE CLIMATE CRISIS IN THE PHILIPPINES THE NEED FOR SEAWEED Did you know that seaweed is important to the local economy? It can also be found in a lot of things we use, from household items to dessert—like ice cream! Download this inforgraphic to learn more about the importance of seaweed. MAKE WAVES SEAGRASSROOTS MOVEMENT Learn more about our working grass hero, and why we need to keep off the grass. MAKE WAVES HOT TOPICS: PLASTICS AND THE CLIMATE What’s the relationship between plastics and climate change? Browse through this guide on plastics and climate with us! MAKE WAVES PHILIPPINE REEFLECTIONS MAKE WAVES MAKE WAVES A Primer on Philippine Reefs and Restoration HEY SEARI Know your climate change lingo! We asked Seari about the key terms we should know to understand climate change better. Download to sea the results. MAKE WAVES WHAT ARE THE KEY TERMS I SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE? Marine Litter Prevention and Management THERE'S PLENTY OF PLASTIC IN THE SEA HOW DID THIS HAPPEN? Learn about how trash ends up in the ocean and what you can do to help prevent marine litter in our seas. MAKE WAVES SAVING THE NATION THROUGH WASTE SEGREGATION We've put together this handy seatizen's guide on the whys and whats of waste segregation to help you recycle better, and help keep our seas clean! MAKE WAVES THE HOME EDIT As seatizens, we can be part of the solution to plastic pollution by living a low-waste lifestyle from our own homes. Download to see simple swaps that we can make in the kitchen and with our household goods. MAKE WAVES LEVEL 1: KITCHEN EDITION Level 2 of our Home Edit brings us to the bathroom and shower! Download to see simple swaps we can make on our sink, for our skin, and for the seas. MAKE WAVES LEVEL 2: BATHROOM EDITION THE HOME EDIT

Learn more about the vision, activities, projects, and campaigns of Save Philippine Seas, a marine conservation non-profit organization based in the Philippines. Our Advocasea Motivating seatizens by making conservation fun and relatable Collaborating with the public and private sectors and civil society Building capacity and confidence in seatizens to take action Themes Our work focuses on three themes: Ocean Climate Action Marine Litter Prevention and Management Shark Conservation Learn more about what we do Projects Services Be a proud proactive seatizen! Learn more and get involved by downloading these free resources. TOOLKITS INFOGRAPHICS LETTERS TO LEADERS

This online platform is a collection of various resources on sharks in the Philippines, curated by Save Sharks Network Philippines (SSNP). Sharks are a valuable resource in the Philippines. Out of over 1,000 species of sharks*, about 200 species are found in the Philippines, and 23% may be new records or undescribed species. Recognizing the important role that sharks play in the ecology and economy, the Philippine government and civil society organizations have been working together to conserve sharks. This online platform is a collection of various resources on sharks in the Philippines, curated by Save Sharks Network Philippines (SSNP). SSNP is a coalition of organizations and institutions working on shark and ray research and conservation. *Sharks is used as a generic term to apply to all shark and shark-like species belonging to the cartilaginous group of fishes under the Class Chondrichthyes and subclass Elasmobranchii. This includes true sharks, winged sharks or batoids, and silver sharks or chimaeras. Thresher Shark by Noel Guevara Resources Resources on Sharks Laws and Policy Frameworks Guidebooks and Manuals Educational Materials

About Eligibility Themes Timeline and Activities Contact YEAR 5 SOLUTIONS FOR WASTE COLLECTION AND RECYCLING APPLY NOW! IN PARTNERSHIP WITH We're looking for projects that help solve the waste crisis! Now on its fifth year, Reimagine Recycling is once again seeking emerging circular economy initiatives to support through workshops and project funding. This year’s search will focus on grassroots initiatives that develop circular systems, support informal livelihoods, and prevent waste leakage in riverine and marine ecosystems. Successful applicants to Reimagine Recycling Year 5 will attend the Reimagine Recycling Summit in Metro Manila in January 2024 and pitch their projects in person. Selected winners will receive up to PhP500,000.00 from Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines to support implementation of activities. Eligibility ELIGIBILITY Applicants must apply as an organization, association, or group. An organization that can comply with minimum legal documentary requirements to receive funding support (e.g., BIR/DTI registration, official receipts) is ideal but not required. If the organization/group is not legally registered, they can partner with Save Philippine Seas or another legally registered organization that can serve as a fund manager. Each application must have a minimum of two representatives and a maximum of three representatives. Have a completed or existing project that is at least six months old by November 2023. Projects must show potential for replicability, sustainability, and value to its target beneficiaries. Commit to participate in a short online interview and attend the mentorship sessions and project pitching during the Reimagine Recycling Summit. The four-day Summit will be held in Metro Manila in mid-January 2024. The Summit will include workshops, mentorship sessions, and live pitching. Finalists will also get to interact with past Reimagine Recycling grantees. THEMES AND EXAMPLES OF PROJECTS Themes ELIGIBILITY Supporting informal livelihoods Capacity-building opportunities Implementing models of cooperative organizing and community go vernance Improving facilities for workers to safely process collections Social welfare programs for informal waste workers ELIGIBILITY Developing circular systems Providing access to recycling markets and solutions Improving local infrastructure for waste collection, recycling, and disposal facilities Developing roadmaps and strategies for solid waste management and/or circular economy Community-based education and advocacy programs that improve knowledge and practices on recyclable plastics, waste segregation, and collection for recycling are encouraged to be components of the projects. ACTIVITIES Applications A nationwide application seeking solutions Mentorship Finalists will be paired with mentors and experts to further develop their projects Workshops Interactive workshops in person that enhance the participating projects Awarding Selected initiatives will receive up to PhP500,000 from Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines TIMELINE OF EVENTS ELIGIBILITY TIMELINE OF ACTIVITIES Application Period October - November 20, 2023. Participants will be notified about the status of their application by November 28, 2023. Ap ply here! ELIGIBILITY TIMELINE OF ACTIVITIES Virtual interviews December 4-8, 2023 Short virtual interviews may be conducted for the finalists. ELIGIBILITY TIMELINE OF ACTIVITIES Reimagine Recycling Summit and Project Pitching January 10-13, 2024 The Reimagine Recycling Summit will be held in Metro Manila, with interactive workshops to build skills and learn from previous Reimagine Recycling winners. Finalists will also be pitching in person. Selected initiatives will receive up to PhP500,000 from Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines to support project implementation. YEAR 5 SOLUTIONS FOR WASTE COLLECTION AND RECYCLING

Climate Change Commission National Climate Change Action Plan 2011-2028 A document which translates the National Framework Strategy on Climate Change into a strategic direction based on current climate risks and projected impact in selected priority areas. View and download Source: https://climate.gov.ph/files/NCCAP-TechDoc%20-%2022%20October%202012.pdf Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

Sustainability Illustrated Circular Economy: definition & examples A video explainer that use animated illustration and real-life example to help bring understanding to key circular economy concepts. Watch video Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6HDcubgxRk Previous Back to Waste Management Resources Next

Rappler Fighting Climate Anxiety on the Frontlines An article on how climate change affects mental health in the Philippines, and what strategies can be used to address these crises. Explore Source: https://www.rappler.com/environment/mental-health-professionals-fighting-climate-anxiety-frontlines/ Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

Kabanatan PH: A Mangrove Awareness Conservation Project Mangroves in Numbers An infographic breaking down basic and important information on mangroves into numbers. View and download Source: https://www.facebook.com/kabanatanph/posts/pfbid02gNqjL7qc5jG4eVUotVPbTJ4D2FRWdkig11SVW1SbaLFhdrd8GSPLK6zdSE6KP8Ksl Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next

FlexyBear (Filipino animation) Makulay na Dagat A Filipino song that describes the vibrant colors and life of the sea. Watch video Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-rRCu8CjLY Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next