sustainable & eco-friendly initiatives of central luzon state university

SUSTAINABLE & ECO-FRIENDLY INITIATIVES OF CENTRAL LUZON STATE

UNIVERSITY

Dr. Annie Melinda Paz-Alberto Director

Environmental Management Institute

Central Luzon State University

Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

ABOUT US …

CLSU campus is a sprawling 658-hectare area in the Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija, 150 km North of Manila. The university is one of the renowned and prestigious institutions of higher learning in the country. It has persistently produced well-trained people and provided services with marked excellence. It is also tapped by the Department of Tourism as the “Model Agri-tourism Site for Luzon.” CLSU MAIN GATE

OUR HUMBLE BEGINNINGS

Starting from a farm school, it became Central Luzon Agricultural School (CLAS) on April 12, 1907. CLAS became known as the “mother of vocational agriculture schools” in the country.

The original campus

Part of the campus with the

first concrete academic

building at the extreme right


In 1950, CLAS was converted into Central Luzon Agricultural College (CLAC). As a higher learning institution, CLAC distinguished itself as the first state college established by the Philippine government.

CLAC AERIAL View (1957)


On June 18, 1964, CLAC was elevated into Central Luzon State University (CLSU). From its basically agricultural orientation, CLSU turned into a comprehensive higher education institution. Counting the 102 years of existence, CLSU has proven its resilience and sustainability due to strong human resources, quality and excellent education and most of all a clean and healthy environment.

CLSU AERIAL View (2000)

ENVIRONMENT-RELATED ASPECTS OF THE SCHOOL’S POLICY

OUR VISION

“The Central Luzon State

University as a world class

knowledge-based people’s

university, pro-active, relevant and

committed to service and

excellence.”

OUR MISSION

“The Central Luzon State

University shall develop socially

responsible and empowered human

resources and knowledge for poverty

alleviation, environmental protection

and global competitiveness towards

sustainable development.”

OUR GOALS

•Quality and Excellence in Learning

•Discovery of New Knowledge

•Proactive Engagement

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES BEING IMPLEMENTED IN CLSU

In pursuance to the different environmental laws being implemented in our country, the Central Luzon State University as a government institution of higher learning has adopted the following policies:

School Clean- Up Activity/Mass Work Activity

This activity is a semestral activity in CLSU.

Every semester students, faculty and staff of CLSU are required to render mass work to clean the surroundings and rooms of their respective colleges for cleanliness and orderliness of their colleges and offices.

The janitors and laborers are the once doing the maintenance of the cleanliness of the whole campus.

Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 (RA 9003)

Started in CLSU in January 1997 under the

initiative of the Task Force on Environmental Management.

This program was put under the leadership of the Environmental Management Institute in June 1997 in partnership with the PPSDO.

However, presently the implementation of this program is under the RM CARES.

Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000

(RA 9003)

The main focus of the policy on Solid Waste Management are the following:

Anti-littering in CLSU

Segregating of wastes in all dormitories and stall owners in the University Marketing Center and Old Market.

Provision of waste cans in all tricycle units in CLSU.

Segregation of wastes in all Faculty and Staff Housing.

Collection Fee for Hauling of Non-biodegradable Wastes from the Faculty and Staff Housing and Stall Owners in the University Marketing Center, Old Market, University Canteen and COOP.


(RA 9003)


Required all the Deans, Directors and Unit Heads to implement segregation of wastes and provide waste cans on each unit/college to make the University Waste Management Program a successful project in CLSU.

Color-coded and labeled

trash cans


(RA 9003)


Required all Janitors to follow strictly the segregation of wastes, disposal of biodegradable wastes in compost pits and no burning of organic wastes in their respective areas.

No burning policy within CLSU reservation particularly burning of trash/leaves inside the campus.

Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 (RA 8749)

The implementation of this policy started in our

university in July 2002 under the administration of Dr. Rodolfo. C. Undan thru the initiative of EMI due to the MOU with the Environmental Management Bureau, Department of Environment and Natural Resources particularly with regards to the following:

Banning the entry of smoke-belching vehicles Regular/Special tune up of school based motor

vehicles and private vehicles Encourage use of bicycles, tribikes, walking inside the

campus Ban on cigarette smoking in public places for

promotion of a no smoking campus


No burning of household and farm wastes in their respective colleges/units research areas ,dormitories and residential houses.

Strict implementation of Bantay-Tambutso by preventing entry of smoke-belching vehicles inside the campus.

Banning of the entry of vehicles with disturbing noise from their mufflers inside the campus.


Strict implementation was reiterated in

August 2007 under the administration of Dr. Ruben C. Sevilleja with proper execution of offenses for violators.

Offenses include: smoke belching, burning of wastes, burning of hazardous substances and wastes, burning of medical wastes and smoking in public places.

Citizen suit is also encouraged in the enforcement of this act in the university.

Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004 (RA 9275)

Water conservation

Entails maintenance and repair of leaking faucets

Research and development of technologies pertaining to water conservation

Provision of tarpaulins in every units/colleges reminding everyone to conserve water

Environmental Awareness Act (RA 9512)

Integration of Environmental Management Principles and Environmental Issues and Problems in some of the courses being offered in undergraduate and graduate programs


Offering of the following courses at Open University:

Certificate in Basic EIA

Diploma in Environmental Management

Master in Environmental Management


Offering of the Master of Science in Environmental Management at the Institute of Graduate Studies.


Conduct of Training, Seminar, Workshops in Environmental Management and Environmental Issues and Problems for environmental education and awareness initiated by the Environmental Management Institute

Energy and resources conservation

measures Electricity and power

conservation

Fuel conservation

Group travel to save on fuel, and wear and tear of vehicles

Cost savings on the use of office supplies, water, electricity, communication and other regular operating expenses

Energy and resources conservation

measures Replacement of all

bulbs/incandescent bulbs in colleges and cottages with CFL (compact fluorescent bulbs)

Unplugging of all electrical appliances/equipment when not in use in offices and cottages

Controlled use of air conditioning units in offices

Paper conservation

Recycling/Reuse of paper for memoranda, drafts, notepads, transmittal/routing slips, etc.

Segregation of paper with print on one side and paper with print on both sides

Provision of properly labeled boxes or containers for segregated papers

ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY SCHOOL OPERATIONS AND PRESENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS

Waste Management Program

Material Recovery Facility

Composting area

Waste Management Program

Material Recovery Facility

Sorting & cleaning area Organic fertilizer products

Paper Conservation Program

Segregation of used papers re: printed

on one side and printed on both sides.

Papers printed on one side are being

used again for printing

Efficient consumption of paper thru

utilization of used paper for other

purposes

Water Conservation Program

Drip water irrigation system in the CLSU Salad

Vegetable Farm

Pollution Prevention Program

Presence of Pollution Prevention Signages inside the

Campus


Seminar on Salient Features of the Clean Air Act

and Launching of Bantay Tambutso sa Eskwela Program

November 2005


Environment Month Celebration

Theme: Clean Up, Clean Air

Arboretum

Arboretum is a botanical garden exhibiting trees for their scientific

interest and educational value. Arboretum was established in the whole

CLSU campus due to thousand of trees present in the 658 hectares

land area of the university. Around eighty seven (87) species of trees

are present in CLSU.

Golden Bamboo Talisay Teak Tree


Greening Program

Conservation Parks Conservation Park I

(Endemic Plants Area)

Madonna Lily Rosal Sedang Dahon

Anahaw

Conservation Parks Conservation Park I

(Perfumery Plants Area)

GREENING PROGRAM

Conservation Parks Conservation Park II

(Medicinal Plants Area)

Alugbati Collection of Medicinal Plants Alibangbang

Greening Program

Conservation Parks

Conservation Park II

(Botanical Pesticides Area)

Oregano Collection of Botanical Pesticides Amarillo

Greening Program

Conservation Parks Conservation Park III

(Phytoremediators Area)

Buntot Tigre Palmera Fortune Plant Bromeliad

Greening Program

Conservation Parks Conservation Park IV

(Flowering and Ornamental Plants Area)

Brisbane Lily San Francisco Five Fingers Yellow Bell

Greening Program

Tree Planting Activity in celebration of

Philippine Arbor Day and Environment Month

June 26, 2004

Greening Program

Presence of Environment-Oriented Signages inside the

Campus

Informative Signages

Greening Program

Presence of Environment-Oriented Signages inside the

Campus

Informative Signage

Greening Program

Nursery/Greenhouse

Environmental Management

Institute Nursery

College of Agriculture Nursery

Greening Program

Nursery/Greenhouse

UAP Nursery CLSU DIZON Fruit

Research Techno-Demo

Center

Greenhouse

Greening Program

Eco-parks

(Parks & Wildlife Center)

Greening Program

Eco-parks

(Lingap Kalikasan)

Greening Program

Other Environmental & Natural

Resources Management Programs

Organic Agriculture

CLSU Organic Veggie Park

RM-CARES Organic Farming Research,

Development and Training

Organic Agriculture

Alternative Energy Sources

Solar panel runs the irrigation for the

greenhouses

Biogas Demo Area at EMI

Conservation Park


Solar-powered

street lights


Biodiversity Museum

Photo Collection of Diversity of Organisms

Photos of the various organisms thriving in the different ecosystems of Central Luzon are the main features of this collection.

Biodiversity Museum

Preserved Specimens of Diversity of Organisms

Various collection of preserved mammals, birds, insects, amphibians, fishes, reptiles, lichens, etc. are included in this component of the project.

Biodiversity Museum

Preserved Specimens of Diversity of Organisms

Various collection of preserved mammals, birds, insects, amphibians, fishes, reptiles, lichens, etc. are included in this component of the project.

Biodiversity Museum

Herbarium Specimens

Collection of dried specimens of various plants such as endemic plants, botanical pesticides, medicinal plants, common weeds, etc. in Central Luzon are part of the Herbarium.

Biodiversity Museum

Earth Resources Nook Dioramas and posters on the description, dominant

plants, dominant animals and environmental concerns/issues and management strategies of the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems are the main focus of the earth resources nook.

Biodiversity Museum

Earth Watch Nook

Local, regional and global environmental issues and problems and their impacts on the ecosystems and biodiversity are the main attraction of the earth watch nook.

Biodiversity Museum

Conservation Efforts/Practices

Colored posters dealing on the conservation efforts / practices of local people, women and various organizations, biodiversity and ecosystems, national parks in Region 3 and nearby environs are featured in this nook.

Biodiversity Museum

Endemic and Exotic/Introduced Species of Aquatic

Resources

Aquaria which feature the endemic and exotic/introduced species present in freshwater ecosystems are present in the museum for environmental education and awareness.

Biodiversity Museum

BIODIVERSITY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES

Computer and television are present to show the biodiversity of different terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Moreover, endangered plants and animals are also featured in the computers together with the exotic/foreign/invasive species in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

For those who want to research about biodiversity the CATALOGUE OF LIFE (Annual Checklist) of species from 66 Databases are present for information purposes.

Researches ON ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

Biodiversity Assessment and Conservation

Phytoremediation/ Pollution Prevention

Integrated Pest Management/ Biological Control/ Botanical Pesticides

Soil and Water Management Studies


Impacts of Climate Change

Waste Management

PUBLISHED RESEARCHES

One of the functions of the faculty members of the university is to conduct research.

Results of these researches are not just left inside the shelves of the university library but share their knowledge to the students and the community.

Faculty members publish their researches in local,

national and international journals as well as in proceedings in order to contribute to the knowledge database and for environmental education and awareness .

PUBLISHED RESEARCHES 33 Biodiversity Assessment Studies and Environmental

Management studies were published in local journals

7 Environmental Management Studies were published in International refereed journals

3 Environmental Management Studies were published in On line publication in International refereed journals

50 Research works were published in local, national and international proceedings

Biodiversity Assessment and

Conservation

Biodiversity Assessment in

Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija

Forest ecosystem in Carranglan,

Nueva Ecija

Phytoremediation/ Pollution

Prevention Studies

Integrated Pest Management Studies

Absence of growth of F. oxysforum in the

culture media incorporated w/ plant extracts;

(a2) pepper, (b2) vetiver grass, (c2)

makabuhay, (d2) guava, (e2)bitter gourd, (f2)

Madonna lily

Absence of growth of A.niger in the culture

media incorporated w/ plant extracts;

(a1)pepper, (b1) vetiver grass, (c1)

makabuhay, (d1) guava, (e1)bitter gourd, (f1)

Madonna lily

Botanical pesticides against fungal pathogens of onions in storage

As protectant against pathogens

Integrated Pest Management Studies

Zone of inhibition produced by Madonna Lily

plant extract against F. oxysporum

Zone of inhibition produced by

Makabuhay extract against A. niger

As control against pathogens

Botanical pesticides against fungal pathogens of onions in storage

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices

Forest Ecosystem

Biodiversity Conservation and Restoration Efforts of Aurora Memorial National Park.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Sierra Madre Mountain Range and Ditumabo Falls, San Luis, Aurora.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Biak-na-Bato National Park, San Miguel, Bulacan.

Conservation Efforts of Madlum Caves, Sierra Madre Mountain Range in San Miguel, Bulacan.


Forest Ecosystem

Community Based Resources Management for Mount Banahaw, San Cristobal Protected Landscape.

Conservation, Utilization and Management of Forest Genetic Resources in Capintalan, Carranglan, Nueva Ecija.

Conservation Efforts in Pinagrealan Cave, Brgy. Bigte, Norzagaray Bulacan. Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Puro Islet, Cabalitan Sual Pangasinan.


Forest Ecosystem

Biodiversity Conservation and Restoration Efforts in Aglipay Caves, Aglipay, Quirino.

Forest Conservation and Management of Sierra Madre in Gabaldon, Nueve Ecija.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Jungle Environment and Survival Training Camp, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, Olongapo, Zambales.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Puncan Forest, Puncan, Carranglan, Nueva Ecija.


Forest Ecosystem

Assessment of the Diversity of Plants in the Forest Ecosystem of Sto. Niño 3rd, San Jose City.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Cadaclan, Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija.

Conservation Efforts in Mt. Arayat National Park.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Minalungao National Park, General Tinio, Nueva Ecija.


Forest Ecosystem

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Mt. Tanaka, Carranglan, Nueva Ecija.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices Eco-Tourism Park in San Jose, Tarlac.

Conservation Efforts of the Tropical Rainforest in Brgy. San Ildefonso, Casiguran, Aurora.

Conservation of Tayabo, Nature Park.


Forest Ecosystem

Conservation Practices in Aglipay Caves and Campsite Aglipay, Quirino.

Biodiversity Assessment and Conservationefforts and Practices of Camp Martyr, Aurora Memorial National Park, Brgy. Labi, Bongabon, Nueva Ecija.

Conservation Management of Mt. Susong Dalaga, Zamora, Calarroguis, Quirino Province.


Forest Ecosystem

Assessment and Monitoring of the Biodiversity and its Ecological Impact in the Terrestrial Ecosystem of Umingan, Pangasinan.

Ecological Impact Assessment in Biak-na-Bato National Park San Miguel, Bulacan.

Biological Conservation of Brgy. Villa Sitio Dimani in Aurora National Memorial Park.


Forest Ecosystem

Conservation of Wild Indigenous Upland Forest Resources as Food and Medicine: The Case of Dueg and Labney in the Province of Tarlac, Central Luzon, Philippines.

Biodiversity Conservation of Dipaculao Forest Watershed in Aurora.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Banaue Rice Terraces.


Forest Ecosystem

Environmental Condition and Conservation of Tuntungin in Los Baños, Laguna.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Mt. Dibudul in Zabalic, Baler, Aurora.

Conservation Efforts and Practices in Sta. Fe Forest Park, Santa Fe, Nueva Viscaya.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Mt. Makiling Forest Reserve.

Forest Conservation of Santa Fe Forest Park in Nueva Vizcaya.


Freshwater Ecosystem

The Biodiversity and Conservation Efforts in the Magat Dam and its Watershed.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Candaba Swamp.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Paitan Lake, Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija.

Biodiversity, Conservation and Management Efforts in Paoay Lake, Paoay, Ilocos Norte.

Survey of Foreign or Introduced Species in the Freshwater Ecosystem of Nueva Ecija.



Survey of Endemic and Indigenous Species in the Freshwater Ecosystem of Nueva Ecija.

IPO Dam Watershed Biodiversity and Conservation.

Conservation Efforts and Practices in Dimabuno and Diamanen Watershed, Dipaculao, Aurora.

Biodiversity Assessment on the River Ecosystems of Science City of Muñoz.

Diversity of Freshwater Mollusks in Fishponds, College of Fisheries, CLSU, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija.



Ecological Impact Assessment of Chino River.

Conservation Efforts in the San Roque Watershed and Multipurpose Dam in Pangasinan.

Ecological Impact Assessment of Camiling River.

A Survey on the Species of Fishes and Crustaceans in Selected Areas of Pampanga River.

The Biodiversity Conservation and Conservation of Wetland in Pantabangan Dam, Brgy. Fatima, Pantabangan Nueva Ecija.


Mangrove Ecosystem

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices of the Mangrove Ecosystem in Sitio Puntian Diguisit, Barangay Zabali, Baler, Aurora.

Biodiversity Conservation in Triboa Bay Mangrove Park, Subic, Zambales.

Biodiversity, Conservation Practices and Impact Assessment of the Mangrove Ecosystem in Morong, Bataan.


Coastal Ecosystem

Coastal Ecosystem of Lingayen Gulf in Pangasinan.

Coastal Resource Management of Currimao Bay, Ilocos Norte.

The Conservation of Pawikan in Coastal Ecosystem of Brgy. Nagbalayong, Morong, Bataan.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts and Practices in Cabalitian Island, Sual, Pangasinan.

The Marine Treasures of Bolinao.


Coastal Ecosystem

Conservation and Preservation of Marine Ecosystem of Hundred Islands in Lucap, Alaminos City Pangasinan.

Coral Reef: An Ecological Impact Assessment Biodiversity and Conservation in Nagbalayong, Morong, Bataan.

Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Puro Islet, Cabalitian, Sual, Pangasinan

Extension Programs

Extension programs on Environmental Protection and Management are being implemented in order for the Central Luzon State University to reach out to larger groups of people as well as to nearby communities.

Poster Making and Slogan Writing Competition

Theme: Biodiversity: A Key to Food Security

July 3, 2004

Adopt-a-Mountain Program

Adopt-a-Mountain Program of CLSU in

Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija

Adopt-a-Street Program

Adopt-a-Street Program: School Clean Up Activity

Instructional Materials Distribution

Environmental Issues Series Brochure Distribution

to Different National High Schools

Constancio Padilla National

High School

Palayan City National

High School




Zaragoza National High

School

Nueva Ecija National

High School




Aliaga National High

School

Bongabon National High

School

Tree Planting Activities outside the Campus

First Leg of Tree Planting Activity- July 28, 2008

Tree Planting Activities outside the Campus

Second Leg of Tree Planting Activity- August 25, 2008

Regular Exhibits on Environmental

Issues

Global Warming Endangered Species of the Philippines

Endangered Species of the World

Ozone Depletion

Conduct of Seminars, Trainings and Workshops

Regional Teachers Training on Climate Change

The speakers of the seminar. From left to right: Prof. Ramona, adviser of klima Climate

Change Center and Rev. Fr. Jose Villlarin of Ateneo de Manila while explaining key

concepts on climate change.

Conduct of Seminars, Trainings and

Workshops

Dr. Jolanta Slowik, a scientist

from the University of

Goettingen, Germany as she

gives her lecture.

Seminar on Nature Conservation, Research and Education in Mongolia

Conduct of Seminars, Trainings and

Workshops Central Luzon Regional Consultative Group Conference

Documentary Film Showings

“An Inconvenient Truth” in commemoration of Environment Month „07


“Blue Gold: World Water Wars” in commemoration of

World Water Day „08


“Signos” in commemoration of Earth Day „09

ENVIRONMENT-RELATED FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM

Integration of Environmental Themes into the

Curriculum

The EMI Conservation Park was established with the assistance of BS Biology, BS Elementary Education and BS Secondary Education students. Students’ involvement in this project includes collection, planting and caring of the plants. Thru this activity, environmental themes such as diversity, cooperation and stewardship are being inculcated into their young minds.

Integration of Environmental Themes into the

Curriculum

Signages of environmental principles lined up the streets

of College of Agriculture

In-service environmental training for

faculty members Regional Teachers Training on Environmental Cost Accounting

August 6, 2004


faculty members Region 3 Teachers and Students Leaders Seminar for Cleaner Air

September 22, 2005


faculty members Seminar Workshop on International Biotechnology & Biodiversity Policy


faculty members Regional Seminar Workshop on Computer Resources (Worldwide Web)

for Instruction in Environmental Science

March 17, 2000

Dr. Doreen Stabinski, a Fulbright

visiting professor as she conducts the

training of the participants of the

Regional Seminar Workshop on

Computer Resources *Worldwide Web

for Instruction in Environmental

Science.


faculty members Regional Seminar on Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

and it’s Application to Resource Management

December 12, 2001


faculty members Seminar on Salient Features of the Clean Air Act

and Launching of Bantay Tambutso sa Eskwela Program

November 2005

Environmental support instructional materials for use by teachers and students

In addition to the books/handbooks, modules/workbooks produced, faculty members also prepare brochures and electronic courseware which serve :

as reference materials to students, faculty members and other environment enthusiasts

for the improvement and enhancement of teaching-learning process

for environmental education and awareness.

Instructional Materials on Environmental Education and Awareness

Electronic coursewares


Brochures on Environmental Issues


Some of the published books

Environmental degree/certificate programs

being offered by the school.

Environmental Education and Awareness is deemed as one of the keys towards environmental protection. The youth of today, because of their number and idealism are potent tools in turning the tide of environmental degradation. As such, offering of degree programs and integration of environment-related subjects to the curricula of the university are being employed and carried out in Central Luzon State University.

Graduate Degree Programs

Master of Science in Environmental Management (MSEM) being offered by Environmental Management Institute at the Institute of Graduate Studies (IGS)

Master in Environmental Management (MEM) at the Open University (OU) in Collaboration with the Environmental Management Institute

Master in Renewable Energy Systems at the Open University (OU)


Inclusion of the following subjects that integrate environmental management principles in several graduate programs offered in CLSU: Aquatic Ecology Aquatic Biodiversity Human Ecology Advanced Ecology Stress Physiology


Advanced Environmental Physiology

Water Management

Advanced Soil and Water Conservation Engineering

Land Use Capability, Classification and Management

Undergraduate Degree Programs

Inclusion of the following subjects in relation to environmental awareness and education in various curricula of the undergraduate programs:

Environmental Science

Principles of Ecology

Principles of Environmental Science and Management

Sustainable Agricultural System

Biodiversity Conservation


Natural Resource Economics

Environmental Microbiology

Environment and Land Use

Soil Conservation and Management

Environmental Sanitation

Aquatic Biology

Aquatic Ecology

Oceanography

Hydrology


Agricultural Power and Energy

Soil and Water Conservation Engineering

Agricultural Waste Management

Science Technology and Society

Scholarship Grants for MS in Environmental Management Students

Sen. Manuel B. Villar, Jr. Scholarship Grant

Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

Agricultural Training Institute- Department of Agriculture (ATI-DA)

Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)

PRESENCE OF VIBRANT ECO-ORGANIZATIONS IN CAMPUS

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Campus Face

A beauty pageant showcasing the beauty,

talent and brains of young Novo Ecijanas while at the same time promoting environmental awareness among the youth. This activity was held at the Mega Center the Mall, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija.

Campus Face

Tree Planting by the

Candidates

The candidates during the

pre-pageant interview

Talent portion

The candidates in one of their

pictorials




GC Caravan

A local school competition for high school and elementary schools (junior caravan) in the province. This competition is divided into three categories namely: slogan writing, poster making and quiz bowl.

GC Caravan (High School)





Junior Caravan (Elementary School)





BIKE FOR LIFE CAMPAIGN A pet project of the University Supreme

Student Council (USSC).

This activity aims to promote biking as a means of transportation in the university.

Globe Telecommunications donated 100 units of bicycles to the USSC.

To further strengthen the campaign, a seminar on Climate Change was also conducted after the motorcade.

BIKE FOR LIFE CAMPAIGN

A motorcade around the university Dr. Alberto as she gives

her talk on Climate

Change

BEE-SMART COMPETITION

Spearheaded by the JBEES, this is an inter-school eco-competition which includes poster making, slogan writing, jingle competition and recycling competition. This activity is highlighted by the Search for Ms. Bee-Smart.

Environmental Awards

Plaque of Recognition for the exemplary and invaluable support and services to the environment and for continuously pursuing advocacy towards achieving superior performance. Given by DENR-EMB Region 3.

EARTH Award in recognition of the outstanding contribution and collaboration by its faculty and administration in the Sustainability, Education and the Management of Change international Series. Given by the EARTH University


Plaque of Recognition awarded to Dr. AMP Alberto in

grateful recognition for her support, contribution and dedication to the growth and ideals of PATLEPAM and for her firm and successful stewardship as PATLEPAM Acting Vice President for Luzon for two consecutive terms. Given by PATLEPAM and DENR-EMB)

Asian Scientific Award awarded to Dr. AMP Alberto for her scientific achievements in the field of soil and water conservation for her series of researches in Phytoremediation Potential of Selected Plants for Heavy Metals, Pollutants, and Mutagenic Agents for Soil Conservation.


Certificate of Recognition awarded to Dr. AMP

Alberto and Ms. J Guzman for winning the third prize in the nationwide contest on the “Teaching on the Environment: Best Lessons and Practices in Higher Education.” Given by PATLEPAM and (DENR-EMB)

Plaque of Recognition awarded to Dr. AMP Alberto, Dr. EP Castro and Ms. VC Tumibay for winning the Best Poster for the research entitled “ Diversity and Foraging Behavior of Insect Pollinators of Vegetables in Nueva Ecija” during the 13th Regional Symposium on Research and Development Highlights. Given by Central Luzon Agriculture and Resources Research and Development Consortium (CLARRDEC)


Best Poster Award given to Dr. AMP Alberto, Dr. EP Castro and

Ms. VC Tumibay for the poster entitled “Diversity and Foraging Brhavior of Insect Pollinators of Vegetables in Nueva Ecija” presented during the Agency In-house Review of Completed and On-going R&D Projects. Awarded by CLSU.

Certificate of Recognition awarded to Dr. AMP Alberto, LH Ziska, CR Cervancia and PA Manalo for the paper entitled “Competitive Interaction of Rice (Oryza sativa) and Echinochloa glabrescens as a function of planting density under elevated CO2 and High Temperature awarded by the Weed Science Society of the Philippines Inc.

PRESENCE OF PARTNERS AND LINKAGES IN ENVIRONMENTAL

PROGRAMS/PROJETS

LINKAGES WITH LOCAL AGENCIES

Gratia Plena

Department of Environment and Natural Resources-CENRO,

Department of Environment and Natural Resources-PENRO

Nueva Ecija Agro-Forestry Team (NEAT)

Department of Science and Technology- Provincial Office

MOA Signing with DENR-

PENRO

LINKAGES WITH REGIONAL AGENCIES

Environmental Management Bureau Region III (EMB-DENR)

Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Region III

Department of Science and Technology Region III

MOA Signing with EMB-R3 on

Bantay Tambutso sa Eskwela

Program

LINKAGES WITH NATIONAL AGENCIES

Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) Main Office

Tanggol-Kalikasan Inc. (TKI)

Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE)

Conservation International (CI)

Philippine Association of Tertiary Level Educational Institutions in Environmental Protection and Management (PATLEPAM)

MOA Signing with TKI

LINKAGES WITH NATIONAL AGENCIES

klima Climate Change Center, Manila Observatory

Management Association of the Philippines (MAP)

Environmental Education Network of the Philippines (EENP)

Philippine Council for Agriculture and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCARRD)

Department of Science and Technology

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LINKAGES WITH INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES

Zentrum Fur Naturschutz, Universitat, Georg-August Gottingen, Germany

Regional Wood Energy Development Programme, Bangkok Thailand

United Nations Environmental Programme, Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, Bangkok, Thailand

World Association of Soil and Water Conservation (WASWC)

Dr. Jolanta Slowik, a scientist from

the University of Gottingen, Germany

as she gives her lecture on Seminar

on Nature Conservation.

LINKAGES WITH INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES

Center for Information on Low External Input and Sustainable Agriculture (ILEA),Netherlands

International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO), Yokohama, Japan

Tiempo, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA, Norwich, U.K.

Low External Input and Sustainable Agriculture (LEISA), Wageningen, Nertherlands

International publications donated by

different international agencies

“Saving our planet is not our option……

…….. it is our choice”

THOUGHT FOR

THE DAY:

THANK YOU

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Documents

sustainable & eco-friendly initiatives of central luzon state university