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CORON A green sanctuary

By Chit U. Juan | July 14, 2013 - 12:00am

Majestic is the only word I can use to describe Coron island. I was in awe the moment we caught sight of the magnificent limestone rocks and cliffs, interspersed with trees indigenous to this island, detached from...

Starweek Magazine

The Coron Initiative

By Chit U. Juan | July 14, 2013 - 12:00am

So our turboprop plane finally lands in Busuanga airport, and we are driven to Coron town proper to meet the rest of the advocates assembled for the Green Leaders Forum. The two-day conference hopes to gather like-minded...

Starweek Magazine