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Back to main page Contact us Frequently Asked Questions Can't find an answer to your question below? Send us an email at gensea@savephilippineseas.org How can I donate? You may deposit your donation to: Account Name: PHILIPPINE SEATIZENS INC. Bank account number: 00-2080010664 Bank: UnionBank Type: Checking You may also donate through PayPal via hello@savephilippineseas.org How can I volunteer? What can I do to help? If you are open to output-based volunteer work, please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org. We are looking for seatizens who can help us with campaigns, such as researchers, writers, photographers, bloggers, graphic designers, and illustrators. If you have sample works, send it along with your CV. The best way to help us right now is through fundraising and by using our toolkits. You can also help by: - sharing or retweeting our posts - reporting environmental violations to authorities - changing your daily habits to eco-friendly ones - donating to SPS How do I invite you to participate in our events or give a talk at our event? SPS does not have any full-time staff, so we do not always have the human resources to speak in different events. Please email info[at]savephilippineseas[dot]org the following: - short introduction about your event - short introduction about yourself/your group - date, time, and venue of event - what type of participation you’d like from us, e.g., exhibit, booth, speaker, co-organizer, etc. (if as a speaker) what topic you would like us to discuss and time limit - resources/equipment you can provide - other relevant requirements from us We request that the inviting party provide support for our transportation and accommodations (if applicable), and a donation to SPS. Where is your office located? We don’t have a physical office. We can’t afford it :( How many full-time employees does SPS have? Zero. SPS usually has two to four project-based staff working on different projects, based in different parts of the Philippines. Can I do my internship with SPS? If you are open to output-based internships, then yes! Please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org. We are looking for seatizens who can help us with campaigns, such as researchers, writers, bloggers, graphic designers, and illustrators. Can we hold fundraisers for you or hold an activity in support of your initiatives? Of course! But before you start your fundraiser/activity and use our name and/or logo, please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org about your initiative, so that we know about it and can support you, too. How do I request for an interview? Please email info@savephilippineseas.org with the following information: If it is an interview via email, please include the following: - short introduction about yourself and the media outlet you are representing - your intention for the interview - questions - deadline For articles published in a printed magazine or newspaper, please send us a hard copy of the publication.For articles published in a website, please send us the link to the article so that we can share it with our social networks. If live/video/radio/TV interview, please include: - short introduction of yourself and the media outlet you are representing your intention for the interview - questions (please note that we reserve the right to decline answering questions not -discussed beforehand, especially if irrelevant to SPS) - date, venue, and call time for the interview - suggested attire (if applicable) Can I invite you as a sponsor or partner? We have very limited resources and cannot provide any financial support for events. We can partner by giving advice, sharing details of your event on our social media accounts if relevant to our cause, and providing a resource person if schedule permits. Can I report violations to SPS? We urge you to first approach your local government unit and national government agencies about your concerns. Can SPS stop an illegal activity in my community? We believe that protecting our natural resources is the duty of each citizen. We encourage you to report violations to authorities and to actively protect your coastal and marine resources. How can I donate? You may deposit your donation to: Account Name: PHILIPPINE SEATIZENS INC. Bank account number: 00-2080010664 Bank: UnionBank Type: Checking You may also donate through PayPal via hello@savephilippineseas.org How can I volunteer? What can I do to help? If you are open to output-based volunteer work, please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org. We are looking for seatizens who can help us with campaigns, such as researchers, writers, photographers, bloggers, graphic designers, and illustrators. If you have sample works, send it along with your CV. The best way to help us right now is through fundraising and by using our toolkits. You can also help by: - sharing or retweeting our posts - reporting environmental violations to authorities - changing your daily habits to eco-friendly ones - donating to SPS How do I invite you to participate in our events or give a talk at our event? SPS does not have any full-time staff, so we do not always have the human resources to speak in different events. Please email info[at]savephilippineseas[dot]org the following: - short introduction about your event - short introduction about yourself/your group - date, time, and venue of event - what type of participation you’d like from us, e.g., exhibit, booth, speaker, co-organizer, etc. (if as a speaker) what topic you would like us to discuss and time limit - resources/equipment you can provide - other relevant requirements from us We request that the inviting party provide support for our transportation and accommodations (if applicable), and a donation to SPS. Where is your office located? We don’t have a physical office. We can’t afford it :( How many full-time employees does SPS have? Zero. SPS usually has two to four project-based staff working on different projects, based in different parts of the Philippines. Can I do my internship with SPS? If you are open to output-based internships, then yes! Please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org. We are looking for seatizens who can help us with campaigns, such as researchers, writers, bloggers, graphic designers, and illustrators. Can we hold fundraisers for you or hold an activity in support of your initiatives? Of course! But before you start your fundraiser/activity and use our name and/or logo, please email us at info@savephilippineseas.org about your initiative, so that we know about it and can support you, too. How do I request for an interview? Please email info@savephilippineseas.org with the following information: If it is an interview via email, please include the following: - short introduction about yourself and the media outlet you are representing - your intention for the interview - questions - deadline For articles published in a printed magazine or newspaper, please send us a hard copy of the publication.For articles published in a website, please send us the link to the article so that we can share it with our social networks. If live/video/radio/TV interview, please include: - short introduction of yourself and the media outlet you are representing your intention for the interview - questions (please note that we reserve the right to decline answering questions not -discussed beforehand, especially if irrelevant to SPS) - date, venue, and call time for the interview - suggested attire (if applicable) Can I invite you as a sponsor or partner? We have very limited resources and cannot provide any financial support for events. We can partner by giving advice, sharing details of your event on our social media accounts if relevant to our cause, and providing a resource person if schedule permits. Can I report violations to SPS? We urge you to first approach your local government unit and national government agencies about your concerns. Can SPS stop an illegal activity in my community? We believe that protecting our natural resources is the duty of each citizen. We encourage you to report violations to authorities and to actively protect your coastal and marine resources. Back to main page Contact us

Water We Up To? Learn more about our events, partnerships, and reef-lections! All Posts Waste Watch Philippines Environmental Education Shark Shelter Project Projects SEA Camp Seatizen Sunday Current Events Search 7 days ago Applications now open for SPS x UP College of Science Diliman Commservation Workshop! The 2024 Commservation Workshop in UP will have interactive sessions on science communications, academic writing, data visualization, grant- Sep 20, 2023 Commservation Workshop: Rules of (Dis)Engagement and Environmental Law for Non-Lawyers On Saturday, October 21, 2023, Save Philippine Seas is once again hosting a Commservation Workshop in Nipa Brewhouse & Taproom, Makati... May 31, 2023 Applications for the Commservation Workshop now open! Our Commservation Workshop is back – and we gave it an update 🤩 We’re looking for communicators and storytellers to join our fully-funded t May 13, 2022 Applications for the SEA Camp Summit 2022 now open! Building on the success of the SEA Camps and SEA Campus implemented from 2015 to 2021, Save Philippine Seas (SPS) and the U.S. Embassy in... Mar 4, 2022 Applications for marine and maritime project grants for US government alumni now open! The Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) Sea and Earth Advocate (SEA) Camp is a project of Save Philippine Seas (SPS) and... Feb 22, 2022 Applications for YSEALI Change the Current now open! Calling all Filipino climate changemakers! Save Philippine Seas (SPS), in partnership with the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines, is pleased t

Search Results 50 items found for "" Reimagine Recycling < Back Reimagine Recycling Finding solutions to waste pollution Goal Reduce solid wastes leaking into the environment by building the capacity of grassroots initiatives to scale their operations in waste collection, upcycling, or recycling Reimagine Recycling (RR) began in 2019 as a forum to bring together recycling initiatives across the nation looking to elevate and scale their solutions for plastic pollution. The program sought emerging circular economy solutions that addressed issues in coastal community engagement; improving the welfare of the informal waste sector; mainstreaming gender in waste management; and preventing waste from rivers and seas from In 2022, RR had a virtual component where participating projects learned different skills and pitched their proposals to a panel. Sub-grantees from Year 3 and 4 were brought together in September for the RR Summit, where they deepened project management skills and visited a waste management facility. Timeline 2019-present Partners Coca-Cola Philippines and Coca-Cola Foundation Previous Participants 2019: 60 organizations 2020: 40 organizations 2021: 10 organizations, 6 grantees 2022: 10 organizations, 6 grantees How we made waves PhP1.8 million invested to support 6 projects Next Closing the Circle: Reducing Plastic Pollution and Promoting Green Businesses, < Back Closing the Circle: Reducing Plastic Pollution and Promoting Green Businesses, ADB Circular Economy Sprint Series Goal ​ The Environment TG and the Urban SG is running a four-part sprint series called: Closing the Circle: Reducing Plastic Pollution and Promoting Green Businesses, with a special session tailored for PSOD. The training aims to introduce circular plastics economy (CPE) and upskill ADB personnel in identifying opportunities to mainstream CPE in project preparation and operations. Participants are encouraged to attend all sessions, but each one is designed to be stand-alone. Timeline 2021 Partners Asian Development Bank (ADB) Previous Participants ​ How we made waves ​ Next Climate Analysis Landscape for Children in the Philippines Climate Analysis Landscape for Children in the Philippines An in-depth analysis of the current climate, environment, energy (CEE) situation in the Philippines, its impacts on children and youth. View and download Source: https://www.unicef.org/philippines/reports/climate-landscape-analysis-children-philippines Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next Be an Ace at Reducing Waste Module for Teens Be an Ace at Reducing Waste Module for Teens A resource for teens to learn about solid waste management so they can become partners for a waste-free future. View and download Source: https://www.nestle.com.ph/sites/g/files/pydnoa366/files/2021-06/Solid%20Waste%20Management%20-%20Guide%20for%20Teens%202.5.pdf Previous Back to Waste Management Resources Next Administrative Order No. 171-A Administrative Order No. 171-A Amending Administrative Order No. 171, Series of 2007 View and download Source: https://climate.gov.ph/public/ckfinder/userfiles/files/Knowledge/ao_171-A-PTFCC_DOE_chair.pdf Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next Mangrove-Related Policies Mangrove-Related Policies A resource page listing mangrove-related policies and legal frameworks in the Philippines Explore Source: https://mangroveecology.com/mangrove-related-policies/ Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next Our Projects | Save Philippine Seas Our Projects Solid Waste Management & Circular Economy Environmental Education & Seatizen Participation Shark Conservation Solid Waste Management & Circular Economy Reimagine Recycling Finding solutions to waste pollution Sea more Circularity Assessment Protocol A systems method of collaborative and open data collection for communities to use for decision- and policy-making Sea more Closing the Circle: Reducing Plastic Pollution and Promoting Green Businesses, ADB Circular Economy Sprint Series Sea more Circularity Assessment Protocol Circularity Informatics Lab – Jambeck Research Group University of Georgia in Collaboration with Save Our Philippine Seas Sea more Healthy Oceans and Clean Cities Initiative (HOCCI) Reducing marine plastic pollution in support of the implementation of the National Plan of Action on Marine Litter Sea more Environmental Education & Seatizen Participation Change the Current Supporting youth-led projects and empowering educators for climate mitigation and adaptation Sea more Sea and Earth Advocates (SEA) Camp Empowering young seatizens as leaders in conservation Sea more YSEALI Marine Accelerator Program Supporting initiatives to address maritime and inland waterway issues, and improve regional cooperation. Sea more Earthducation Education we need for the Earth we deserve. Sea more Haquathon Harnessing technology and our imaginocean Sea more Shark Conservation Save Sharks Network Philippines Conserving Philippine sharks Sea more Shark Shelter ​ Sea more Shark Policies ​ Sea more Start a marine conversation with us. First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting! Plastic Collection Points Plastic Collection Points An online directory of collection points for soft plastic waste in NCR and Greater Manila area. Explore Source: https://www.nestle.com.ph/csv/planet/plastic-collection-points Previous Back to Waste Management Resources Next Share the Facts About Mangroves Share the Facts About Mangroves A resource page that allows you to learn and share facts about mangroves. Explore Source: https://www.conservation.org/act/share-the-facts-about-mangroves Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next Administrative Order No. 220 Administrative Order No. 220 Creating an Inter-Agency Committee on Climate Change View and download Source: https://climatechange.denr.gov.ph/images/DL_Files/Laws%20on%20CC/AO%20220.pdf Previous Back to Climate Change Resources Next Dyhum the Dugong Title I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. Click Preview to see my content. To update me, go to the Data Manager. Button Source: I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. Click Preview to see my content. To update me, go to the Data Manager. Previous Back to Marine Ecosystems Next Fintastic, Not Fearsome Fintastic, Not Fearsome Save Philippine Seas & Marine Wildlife Watch of the Philippines Facts vs. Fears are laid out in this infographic with tips for talking about sharks. 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