CCEF is a recognized leader in Coastal Resource Management who commits to create Sustainable Coasts and Involved communities
The protection and management of the marine environment is our central focus. CCEF strives to conserve and manage coral reefs and other ecosystems, including its resources, while promoting sustainable uses for the benefit of the people throughout time.
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Surveys are conducted to evaluate the current state of corals, reef fishes, and macro-invertebrates for MPA establishment
Through coral transplantation, typhoon-damaged reefs and fisheries are allowed to regenerate and recover. This is done in partnership with the local community.
Establishing and redesigning MPAs are done to address the challenges in coastal communities and increase the protected area space. These MPAs are also promoted as ecotourism.
Through coral transplantation, typhoon-damaged reefs and fisheries are allowed to regenerate and recover. This is done in partnership with the local community.
Mangrove and beach forest species in project sites are identified and documented. Maintenance of mangrove plantations is conducted by removing unwanted bio-fouling creatures such as barnacles, oysters and other garbage as well.
Coastal Forest rehabilitation activities are done with partner schools, private and public organizations to raise awareness on the importance of mangrove and beach forest ecosystems.
A 3- day training designed to mold youth participants to become responsible stewards of life and the environment. Leadership skills, concrete action plans to be institutionalized in their communities, natural resource integration, basic ecology, and coastal ecosystem appreciation are also included.
Through coral transplantation, typhoon-damaged reefs and fisheries are allowed to regenerate and recover. This is done in partnership with the local community.
A 2-day training designed to support organizational needs involving leadership in the context of CRM. Stand-alone modules includes Team Building, Values Formation, Basic Gender Orientation and Financial Management may be offered when Training Needs Assessment indicate such needs.
CCEF is actively working to monitor the status of marine reserves and improve management for improvement of fisheries for coastal communities. It is also doing coral reef rehabilitation work in response to the need in areas affected by major storms in the past 2 years in the Philippines. The foundation works with a minimum of overhead costs so that 85-90% of all donations contribute directly to these field projects that benefit local communities. Any contribution to these efforts is much appreciated.
