CENRO Escalante

CENRO ESCALANTE was invited by ENHS YES-O coordinator Mr. Marlowe S. Maguate to be the guest speaker during their symposium entitled Awareness Campaign and Symposia on Environmental Issues and Actions held last December 11, 2023 at the ENHS Campus, Brgy. Alimango Escalante City.
Representing our Office head Engr. Jonathan J. Bayona were
Mr. Edmund Pati-on who talked about National Laws /ordinances as legal basis for our Campaign and Ms. Glenda Sulitas tackled local ordinances related to environmental protection and conservation as well as the initiatives taken and projects that benefited especially in the 5 star barangays road maintenance.

A VISIT FROM PSWM PEMO

Ms. Sheila Bautista, a PSWM Secretariat and her company visits Cenro Escalante office for some discussions together with City ENRO, Eng'r. Jonathan Juliane Bayona, Ms. Elean Mariquit Buenavista, and Mr. Jimmy Alfanta. Thank you for the visit PSWM PEMO. ❤

What's the connection of PLASTIC WASTE and CLIMATE CHANGE?
" - As it does, sunlight and heat cause the plastic to release powerful greenhouse gases, leading to an alarming feedback loop. As our climate changes, the planet gets hotter, the plastic breaks down into more methane and ethylane, increasing the rate of climate change."

Cenro Escalante Warriors (staff) made a start at the Public Market headed by the City ENRO, Eng'r. Jonathan Juliane Bayona on the proposed amendments of Ord. 19-310 (Plastic Ord. in the City). In celebration of our 10th Localized Environmental Week, an IEC activity happened last 27th of June 2022, Monday. With the assured assistance from our City Legal Office, amendments will be finalized the soonest! The result of this mission, will help our Environment, and to save our beautiful planet...

"Not only are plastics polluting our oceans and waterways and killing marine life - it's in all of us and we can't escape consuming plastics."
- Marco Lambertini

You can take the challenge and help our beautiful planet by reducing your PLASTICS consumption from the comfort of your home.

Jan. 07, 2021

First harvest of compost from our rotary bio composter from DA BSWM after its 3-day 24-hr operations. We need to test the equipment for a continuous basis since it's still under its warranty period😅Although the compost generated seemed inferior in appearance to our vermicast produce, it will be tested to fertilize our seedlings propagated at the cenro nursery.

'sDivertOurBioWastes
'sDoComposting😍

Jan. 04, 2021

Ocular check of the ongoing daily operations at the So. Carmensian Eco park. In addition to the shredding of plastic & bio-wastes is the operation of our bio-composter donated by DA BSWM.

December 7, 2021

It pays to be hardworking & responsible😅 CENRO Escalante would like to thank the generous, kind hearted buyer of the molave seedlings from these children who lived in our greening site, Brgy. Langub. They were featured gathering & nurturing seedlings of tugas or molave (vitex parviflora) with high hopes they can sell it for them to buy their school needs. Thanks to the response of netizens to name them: Doc Mae Ann & Maam Nacional of NONESCOST & Atty. Au who also convinced good hearted friends to purchase from the kids. In behalf of these kids, we convey their gratitude😍 Thank you buyers, you bring joy to these kids as your advance christmas gifts to them💖 We at CENRO are also grateful that our native species tugas will be grown abundantly for ecosystem restoration!

Salt is a natural component of soil and water that supports rich ecosystems. But with improper management practices increase the salt content of the soil known as salinization.

With the theme, "Halt soil salinization, boost soil productivity", World Soil Day 2021 aims to raise awareness of the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems and human well-being by addressing the growing challenges in soil management, fighting soil salinization, increasing soil awareness, and encouraging societies to improve soil health.

Islands of adventure Journey through underground rivers and mangrove forests of this pristine archipelago. Paid and presented by Philippines Department of Tourism