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After a long day’s journey, Pangangan (pronounced as pan-ga-ngan) Island in the Bohol Peninsula is a real treat for the tired traveler. Finding it is like opening a gift. First, you traverse a causeway lined with lush mangrove stands on each side. Then, you step onto a makeshift boardwalk that leads you to a cluster of native cottages.


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                    [Title] => Sagay Marine Reserve springs back to life
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                    [Title] => Tulapos, another of Siquijor’s mysteries
                    [Summary] => Magical, mysterious, enchanted, mystifying. The is how many people all over the country view the island of Siquijor. Add black magic, witchcraft and love potion, and many shiver with fright just thinking about it.


Siquijor’s secret is not about legendary stories but the warm inhabitants who welcome visitors with an open heart and the beautiful landscape teeming with marine country.


That is how Siquijor attracts visitors.


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                    [Title] => Villar to continue programs for farmers, small fishermen
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"We must continue to address the needs of the agricultural sector, particularly our farmers and small fishermen as this is the backbone of our economy," said Villar.


During Villar’s term as Speaker, several bills to push the development of the local agricultural sector including the fisheries sub-sector were passed.


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"We must continue to address the needs of the agricultural sector, particularly our farmers and small fishermen as this is the backbone of our economy," said Villar.


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Cebu's one-of-a-kind nursery: Trailblazing the Future of Multi-Species Mangrove Plantation Initiatives

By Joselito T. Sumabat, Science Research Specialist II, DENR-ERDS 7, Banilad, Mandaue City | August 5, 2010 - 12:00am

Mangroves are one of the important ecosystems and also referred to as the “nurseries of the sea” owing to the fact that they serve as shelter, breeding and feeding grounds of marine fauna that include...

Cebu News

A model in coastal resource mgm’t

By Madeline Dela Peña | September 18, 2005 - 12:00am

The first thing that strikes you is the clear and calm sea that immediately acts as a balm to your jaded urban soul. Then, you notice the caring attention lavished on the coastal surroundings by local people. After...

Agriculture

Sagay Marine Reserve springs back to life

By Benny G. Enriquez | July 4, 2004 - 12:00am

Sagay, Negros Occidental boasts of teeming marine resources in its blue clear waters which speak not only of its abundance but a promise of sustainability. This was not the scenario way back in 1982.

Real Estate

Tulapos, another of Siquijor’s mysteries

May 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Magical, mysterious, enchanted, mystifying. The is how many people all over the country view the island of Siquijor. Add black magic, witchcraft and love potion, and many shiver with fright just thinking about it. Siquijor’s...

Agriculture

Villar to continue programs for farmers, small fishermen

March 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Former Speaker Manny Villar vowed to continue programs he started as top House leader that will benefit the country’s farmers and small fishermen. "We must continue...

Nation