+ Follow CAMARINES SUR STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Tag
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – Bicolandia’s Lake Buhi is dying. And it is but a matter of time before this internationally known “pride of the Bicol region” reaches its “ecological doom.”
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[Title] => SEA center funds 3 RP research projects
[Summary] => LOS BAÑOS, Laguna — A Southeast Asian center based here has provided start-up funding support for three research projects of Filipino scientists.
Now being supported by the government-hosted Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) are the following research projects:
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In parts of the dormant volcano where there are no illegal settlers, its vegetation cover is now 80 to 100 percent restored.
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[Summary] => LOS BAÑOS, Laguna — A Southeast Asian center based here has provided start-up funding support for three research projects of Filipino scientists.
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[Title] => Japanese-designed hive boxes suit local bees
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Hiving the Trigona biroi Friese, a stingless bee abundant in Bicol, in the Japanese-designed boxes resulted in high survival and low absconding of 16 feral (wild) colonies transferred, according to a study done by Ma. Dulce Mostoles and Raul Ruiz,both researchers of the Camarines Sur State Agricultural College (CSSAC) in Pili, Camarines Sur; and Kazuhiro Amano of the Laboratory of Agriculture, National Institute of Livestock and Grassland Science in Tsukuba, Japan.
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In parts of the dormant volcano where there are no illegal settlers, its vegetation cover is now 80 to 100 percent restored.
The vegetative cover consists of premium trees and shrubs, fruit-bearing and agro-forest trees, bamboo and grass, and wild endemic and edible plants of various classifications and sizes.
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[Summary] => PILI, Camarines Sur — Bicolanos now have reason to be happy about their region’s tallest peak, Mt. Isarog, which has been considerably reforested by concerned people and agencies.
In parts of the dormant volcano where there are no illegal settlers, its vegetation cover is now 80 to 100 percent restored.
The vegetative cover consists of premium trees and shrubs, fruit-bearing and agro-forest trees, bamboo and grass, and wild endemic and edible plants of various classifications and sizes.
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In the Philippines, Haribon Foundation is at the forefront, having had more than three decades of giving environmental issues the platform it deserves.
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October 31, 2007 - 12:00am
