The Makiling Botanic Gardens presents “Katmon” as the Plant of the Month of October. Its scientific name is Dillenia philippinensis Rolfe. Katmon is an ornamental plant that belongs to family Dilleniaceae. It is originally from the Philippines with a status:vulnerable.
“Balatbat BIlog” is Makiling Botanic Gardens’ Plant of the Month for the month of September. Its scientific name is Licuala grandis H.Wendl. belonging to family Araceae or the Family of Palms. It is originally from the Solomon and Vanuatu Island (New Guinea) declared as a rare plant.
Everyone is invited! The fourth Makiling Forum feature Makiling Center for Mountain Ecosystems’ newest tool for resource assessment and monitoring: the Trimble UX5 unmanned aerial system. Mark your calendars on 21 September 2016, 10:00 AM at the A.V. Manza Room, College of Forestry and Natural Resources!
The Makiling Center for Mountain Ecosystems (MCME) in cooperation with the National Power Corporation Makiling-Banahaw Watershed Area Team (NPC MBWAT) and in partnership with the Department of Education Lipa (DepEd Lipa) conducted a 3-day Ecological Camp (ECO CAMP) from August 27 to 29, 2016 in Mount Makiling Forest Reserve ASEAN …
The Makiling Center for Mountain Ecosystems conducted a training for the new batch of Educators for Nature Tourism (ENTs) last August 27, 2016 at the Makiling Botanic Gardens (MBG). The purpose of this training is to equip the participants with the theory and practice of Park Interpretation for them to …
Wood fuel, in its many forms (i.e. charcoal, fuel wood or firewood, wood pellets, and other forms of biomass energy) is a primary energy source of households (Tobin, 2011; Remedio, 2002) including, to some extent bakeries and municipal slaughterhouses. Wood fuel, as defined in PD 1559, would fall under the …