Photos by: Mr. Doniel Aguirre of LGU Kalibo/CBIS FM. Thank you.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015
KEAT and LGU Kalibo conducted Seminar on SWM
One (1) Day Seminar/Training on increasing the awareness of environmental laws, both of provincial and the municipal ordinances last August 22, 2015 at LGU Kalibo, a coordinated KEAT performance with LGU Kalibo through the favorable participation of Mayor William S. Lachica and his office.
Monday, August 17, 2015
KE joined KBP's Oplan Broadcastreeing
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| KE President - Ms. Chita Dela Cruz-Heap (2nd from right) and Mr. Alan Palma (right end) and KBP team at Jawili, Tangalan, Aklan |
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| Dr. Cynthia Dela Cruz, KE Founder joined the fun of tree planting with KBP! |
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| KE with Kalibo Libtong Earth Savers Club |
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
OPLAN BROADCASTREEING 2015
KOOLEARTH ALERT: YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED!
In line with the implementation of the National Greening Program of the government under Executive Order No. 26 of President Benigno Simeon Aquino III which aims to plant 1.5 billion seedlings until 2016, the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) Aklan Chapter in partnership with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) will conduct "Oplan Broadcastreeing 2015" on August 15, 2015.
The DENR Aklan headed by PENRO Officer Mr. Ivene D. Reyes has identified Barangay Jawili, Tangalan to be the site of this year's Oplan Broadcastreeing 2015.
Should you have any queries, please feel free to reach KBP Chairman Alan Palma at 0917-5914160.
Excerpt from the email sent by:
JHINKIE JANE B. RODILLAS
Officer-in-Charge
DYSM 100.1 Love Radio Kalibo
Veterans Avenue., Kalibo,
Aklan
In line with the implementation of the National Greening Program of the government under Executive Order No. 26 of President Benigno Simeon Aquino III which aims to plant 1.5 billion seedlings until 2016, the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) Aklan Chapter in partnership with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) will conduct "Oplan Broadcastreeing 2015" on August 15, 2015.
The DENR Aklan headed by PENRO Officer Mr. Ivene D. Reyes has identified Barangay Jawili, Tangalan to be the site of this year's Oplan Broadcastreeing 2015.
Should you have any queries, please feel free to reach KBP Chairman Alan Palma at 0917-5914160.
Excerpt from the email sent by:
JHINKIE JANE B. RODILLAS
Officer-in-Charge
DYSM 100.1 Love Radio Kalibo
Veterans Avenue., Kalibo,
Aklan
Thursday, July 30, 2015
KEAT ON THE MOVE
Kalibo Environment Action Team ( KEAT) Council of LGU Kalibo meeting last July 22, 2015. Watch out for the implementation and enforcement of the Solid Waste Management system in the capital Kalibo Ati-atihan Town . All committees were given the chance to report on updates, in-progress projects and other updates from LGU Kalibo on the development of SWM in town.
To Kalibonhon, inyo man ra, mag-ugyon kamo tanan para sa ikamayad it banwa ag aton nga probinsya.
We, volunteers are working in partnership with your leaders, so do your part before you complain. "Charity begins at home," ika nga. So, we also expect the people in the capital town to cooperate and be patient. Begin SWM at home and everything outside will be in order.
We are praying that LGU Kalibo will get serious this time. KE is watching.
"Ask not what the Government (country) can do for you but ask what you can do for the government (country)." - JFK (original quote)
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| SWM Head Ms Neneng presented on the development of SWM in Kalibo |
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| KE Member Dhely reported about the STREET VENDORS food sanitation and safety |
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| Showing off their newly donated 100 pcs of trash cans from KE |
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| Engr Marlo reported on the updates of the Committee on Energy Conservation and Efficient Technology |
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| Ms. Megs Lunn, KE Secretary, presided the meeting on behalf of the Committee on Education - Dr. Cynthia Dela Cruz |
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| Mr. Greg Martinez of KACLA reported on behalf of the Transportation Committee on the strict implementation of Ticket Citation on violaters of the different Municipal Traffic Ordinance in the capital town. |
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| Ms. Jenny Policarpio - Secretariat (Reading and Review of Previous Minutes) |
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| Mr. Terence Toriano reported on behalf of the Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council committee. (Awareness on the alert sytem, earthquake drill, training on urban search and rescue, acquisition of more equipments, etc.) |
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| SKBK reports on Environment Protection and Conservation committee update (Sanitary Landfill, etc) |
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| PNP Kalibo Station - OIC Chief Asmod reports on Enforcement Committee update on the recorded apprehended violators on Colorum, Mufflers and non-observance of municipal traffic ordinances. |
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| Koolearth Org, through Dr. Cynthia Dela Cruz (Founder of KE) donated 100 pcs of these to KEAT Council |
Photo credit: Donie Aguirre
Monday, July 13, 2015
DO NO HURT TREES
Re-posting this notice/reminders po....
Candidates asked: Do not hurt trees
Candidates asked: Do not hurt trees
LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Philippines. The head of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in the Calabarzon (Cavite-Laguna-Batangas-Rizal-Quezon) region appealed to politicians to not hang campaign posters and streamers on trees.
"I appeal to all candidates not to injure trees. Please spare them as posting areas for campaign materials," Nilo Tamoria, DENR-Calabarzon regional director, said in a statement sent to Philippine Daily Inquirer Saturday evening.
With the election fever heating up, Tamoria observed that campaign posters have begun to litter the national highways in the region.
"This does not bode well for the trees that provide the cool breeze and refreshing green vista of the highway," Tamoria said.
It has become common sight that during election period, posters, placards, and other campaign materials legal and illegal in sizes are attached to trees along the highways for maximum exposure of the candidates but oftentimes only serve as eyesores and distractions which could pose dangers to motorists.
The DENR official pointed out that attaching election paraphernalia to trees is a violation of Presidential Decree 953 which prohibits destruction, damaging, and injuring trees.
Tamoria called on the officials of the Commission on Election in the region to remind candidates of the prohibition.
"Join us in keeping watch over the safety of our trees," Tamoria asked poll officials in a letter.
Tamoria also appealed to the candidates to protect our trees from harm and promote good environmentalism? while they reach out to prospective voters during their campaign.
Earlier, Tamoria also appealed to politicians to spare Sierra Madre as a source of their campaign funds. He called on candidates to stop protecting illegal loggers in Sierra Madre in exchange for campaign fund contributions.
Meanwhile, a green group has asked voters to beware of "pseudo-environmentalists" among candidates or those latching onto popular environmental causes only to further their campaign.
Lawyer Sheila De Leon, head of the Tanggol Kalikasan (Defense of Nature)-Southern Tagalog, said she is concerned about the growing number of local and national candidates spouting pro-environment slogans without having the track record to show their commitment to the cause of Mother Nature.
"Here in Quezon province alone, most candidates reelectionists and neophytes have all turned into Mother Earth protectors overnight. But where were they in all of these instances of environmental destruction, illegal logging, illegal fishing, and particularly illegal quarrying, "De Leon said in an interview last week.
She also questioned the sincerity of people seeking reelection for executive positions with powers to prevent environmental destruction in the province. "But they did nothing," she lamented, declining to name those whose environmental track records she found wanting.
"The whole province already know these pseudo-environmentalist candidates. Let us all beware of these types of politicians. Let us vote for those candidates who really know how to implement laws to protect our environment," she said.
"I appeal to all candidates not to injure trees. Please spare them as posting areas for campaign materials," Nilo Tamoria, DENR-Calabarzon regional director, said in a statement sent to Philippine Daily Inquirer Saturday evening.
With the election fever heating up, Tamoria observed that campaign posters have begun to litter the national highways in the region.
"This does not bode well for the trees that provide the cool breeze and refreshing green vista of the highway," Tamoria said.
It has become common sight that during election period, posters, placards, and other campaign materials legal and illegal in sizes are attached to trees along the highways for maximum exposure of the candidates but oftentimes only serve as eyesores and distractions which could pose dangers to motorists.
The DENR official pointed out that attaching election paraphernalia to trees is a violation of Presidential Decree 953 which prohibits destruction, damaging, and injuring trees.
Tamoria called on the officials of the Commission on Election in the region to remind candidates of the prohibition.
"Join us in keeping watch over the safety of our trees," Tamoria asked poll officials in a letter.
Tamoria also appealed to the candidates to protect our trees from harm and promote good environmentalism? while they reach out to prospective voters during their campaign.
Earlier, Tamoria also appealed to politicians to spare Sierra Madre as a source of their campaign funds. He called on candidates to stop protecting illegal loggers in Sierra Madre in exchange for campaign fund contributions.
Meanwhile, a green group has asked voters to beware of "pseudo-environmentalists" among candidates or those latching onto popular environmental causes only to further their campaign.
Lawyer Sheila De Leon, head of the Tanggol Kalikasan (Defense of Nature)-Southern Tagalog, said she is concerned about the growing number of local and national candidates spouting pro-environment slogans without having the track record to show their commitment to the cause of Mother Nature.
"Here in Quezon province alone, most candidates reelectionists and neophytes have all turned into Mother Earth protectors overnight. But where were they in all of these instances of environmental destruction, illegal logging, illegal fishing, and particularly illegal quarrying, "De Leon said in an interview last week.
She also questioned the sincerity of people seeking reelection for executive positions with powers to prevent environmental destruction in the province. "But they did nothing," she lamented, declining to name those whose environmental track records she found wanting.
"The whole province already know these pseudo-environmentalist candidates. Let us all beware of these types of politicians. Let us vote for those candidates who really know how to implement laws to protect our environment," she said.
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
KE PUSHES FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SUMMIT
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| KE attended the Provincial Solid Waste Management Board Meeting last June 30, 2015 at the Governor's Office. In the meeting, KE pushes for the Solid Waste Management Summit and committed to be their partner NGO. KE also raised a resolution directing AKENRO for the on-the-spot inspection of all the Sanitary Landfill of the 17 LGU's and for DENR to pursue the penalty therein if found violating the law. |
.KABAEAKA SA KABUEAKAN COMMUNITY
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| Al spoke on the proper segragation of non-biodegradable to biodegradable material showed sample materials to the participants. |
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| KABAEAKA SA KABUEAKAN group at Melgar Road, Capitol Site |
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| KE Cynthia and Dhely continued advocacy at Melgar Road, Capitol Side Their group residents in the area is called KABAEAKA SA KABUEAKAN. |
KE PARTNERING WITH APPO
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| Dr Cynthia Dela Cruz, Founder and Treasurer of KE Organization with KE Sec Ms. Megs Lunn had a courtesy call to the AKLAN PROVINCIAL POLICE OFFICE through PESPO Chief Salazar regarding the upcoming Police Community Relations anniversary this July. KE committeed to become their partners in the forthcoming project on Clean-Up Drive to celebrate PCR Month. |
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