THE CMA CGM Group—a global player in sea, land, air, and logistics solutions—and non-profit organization Endangered Species ...

Click to expand Image Hasael on his fishing boat moving through a mangrove forest in Siargao, Philippines, 2025. © 2025 Camille Robiou du Pont/Human Rights Watch The Philippine authorities have sought ...

Understanding Earth Day 2025 Philippines The Significance of Earth Day Earth Day, celebrated every April 22nd, isn’t ...

The viral video shows Emma Amit, a food influencer from the Philippines, smiling and holding up the crab before taking a bite ...

The victim, identified as 51-year-old Emma Amit, reportedly gathered shellfish and devil crabs with companions on February 4 in a mangrove forest near Puerto Princesa in Palawan province, according to ...

Emma Amit, 51, had reportedly consumed the toxic shellfish after harvesting shellfish in a mangrove forest on February 4.

Philippine officials are warning the public to exercise caution after a food influencer allegedly died from eating a ...

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AboitizPower earned two Silver Awards at the 61st Anvil Awards organized by the Public Relations Society of the Philippines on January 28. The company ...

Department of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Raphael Lotilla signs a roadmap to establish the country as a high-integrity destination for the voluntary forest carbon market through 2030.

A food vlogger died after eating highly toxic devil crabs in the Philippines. Emma Amit, 51, reportedly gorged on the poisonous crustaceans for a social media video before collapsing at her seaside ...

Last Thursday, I joined a group of Asian and Filipino scientists, Pampanga-based academics, and local government officials on a boat-and-land journey through the coastal wetlands of Masantol, Macabebe ...