Climate Science Ltd. Coral Reef in a Box A guide for teachers featuring an arts and crafts-based activity to integrate climate and marine life lessons in the classroom. Explore Source: https://climatescience.org/schools/coral-reef-in-a-box-6-8?curr=2bddc015-9301-4638-a007-560de57053cd Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

GMA Integrated News "CLIMATE CHANGE" Paano nga ba magkakaroon ng climate justice at posible kaya ito? | Need to Know A video feature explaining the call for climate justice and the need for climate finance, and how the latter can be a means to adapt to and mitigate climate change in poor and developing nations. Watch video Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2fBXj8r0CI Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

Mangrove Matters PH Usapang Bakawan An infographic on the current threats on mangroves and the efforts being done to conserve and protect them. View and download Source: https://www.facebook.com/MangroveMattersPH/posts/pfbid025rUd65td9P912ddq1VzZVY2QWpHpUSYXHfwydQkDnjtkgEnKD3QmiBXZ6MyoinG6l Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next

Marine Wildlife Watch of the Philippines Title I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. Click Preview to see my content. To update me, go to the Data Manager. Button Source: I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. Click Preview to see my content. To update me, go to the Data Manager. Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next

Save Philippine Seas Salain | Haquathon 2.0 A video featuring the development and challenges of a group of young engineers who are building a remote-controlled, solar-powered device that collects oil spills. Watch video Source: https://youtu.be/gixVIEW8tcw Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

DENR Climate Change Service Administrative Order No. 2005-17 Implementing Rules and Regulations of Executive Order No. 320, Series of 2004, Designating the DENR as the National Authority for the Clean Development Mechanism View and download Source: https://climatechange.denr.gov.ph/images/DL_Files/Laws%20on%20CC/DAO%202005-17.pdf Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

Biodiversity Conservation Society of the Philippines Mangrove Planting Checklist A guide filled with tips and reminders on species and site selection, and planting strategies to ensure a successful mangrove planting activity. View and download Source: https://www.facebook.com/biodiversity.conservation.ph/posts/pfbid0Nyk7Aa726gkGthLhTb9DmF4fnEAbuShbGKVbi9nT9kq2QS1NS2K5joPXRVCD6zY1l Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next

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

Save Philippine Seas Title I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. Click Preview to see my content. To update me, go to the Data Manager. Button Source: I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. Click Preview to see my content. To update me, go to the Data Manager. Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next

Voices of Youth Meet Generation Green: young people who are determined to save the planet A page filled with messages from and stories of young people from around the world and the many different ways they are helping solve the climate problem. Explore Source: https://www.voicesofyouth.org/generationgreen Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next

Frequently Asked Questions How can I donate? Please fill up this form to make a donation. A proof of your transaction is required for us to confirm your donation. A Certificate of Donation is also available upon request. How can I volunteer? What can I do to help? If you are open to output-based volunteer work, please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org. We are looking for seatizens who can help us with campaigns, such as researchers, writers, photographers, bloggers, graphic designers, and illustrators. If you have sample works, send it along with your CV. The best way to help us right now is through fundraising and by using our toolkits. You can also help by: - sharing or retweeting our posts - reporting environmental violations to authorities - changing your daily habits to eco-friendly ones - donating to SPS How do I invite you to participate in our events or give a talk at our event? SPS does not have any full-time staff, so we do not always have the human resources to speak in different events. Please email info[at]savephilippineseas[dot]org the following: - short introduction about your event - short introduction about yourself/your group - date, time, and venue of event - what type of participation you’d like from us, e.g., exhibit, booth, speaker, co-organizer, etc. (if as a speaker) what topic you would like us to discuss and time limit - resources/equipment you can provide - other relevant requirements from us We request that the inviting party provide support for our transportation and accommodations (if applicable), and a donation to SPS. Where is your office located? We don’t have a physical office. We can’t afford it :( How many full-time employees does SPS have? Zero. SPS usually has two to four project-based staff working on different projects, based in different parts of the Philippines. Can I do my internship with SPS? If you are open to output-based internships, then yes! Please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org. We are looking for seatizens who can help us with campaigns, such as researchers, writers, bloggers, graphic designers, and illustrators. Can we hold fundraisers for you or hold an activity in support of your initiatives? Of course! But before you start your fundraiser/activity and use our name and/or logo, please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org about your initiative, so that we know about it and can support you, too. How do I request for an interview? Please email info@savephilippineseas.org with the following information: If it is an interview via email, please include the following: - short introduction about yourself and the media outlet you are representing - your intention for the interview - questions - deadline For articles published in a printed magazine or newspaper, please send us a hard copy of the publication.For articles published in a website, please send us the link to the article so that we can share it with our social networks. If live/video/radio/TV interview, please include: - short introduction of yourself and the media outlet you are representing your intention for the interview - questions (please note that we reserve the right to decline answering questions not -discussed beforehand, especially if irrelevant to SPS) - date, venue, and call time for the interview - suggested attire (if applicable) Can I invite you as a sponsor or partner? We have very limited resources and cannot provide any financial support for events. We can partner by giving advice, sharing details of your event on our social media accounts if relevant to our cause, and providing a resource person if schedule permits. Can I report violations to SPS? We urge you to first approach your local government unit and national government agencies about your concerns. Can SPS stop an illegal activity in my community? We believe that protecting our natural resources is the duty of each citizen. We encourage you to report violations to authorities and to actively protect your coastal and marine resources.

Climate Change Commission Executive Order No. 26 Declaring an Interdepartmental Convergence Initiative for a National Greening Program View and download Source: https://climate.gov.ph/knowledge/climate-laws-and-policies/policies Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next