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Lake Naivasha flooding

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  1. BIRDWATCHERS join members of the Ecotourism Team of the Tarlac Provincial Tourism Office during an ocular inspection of Canarem Lake Bird Sanctuary in Victoria, Tarlac. The visit aims to identify opportunities for sustainable ecotourism and eco-adventure development at the bird sanctuary.

    Tarlac lake records 3,907 birds

    The DENR said bird counts help guide habitat management, while activities such as bird-watching and tree planting can encourage public participation in…

  2. THE City Environment and Parks Management Office has appealed for public patience as it carries out corrective works at Burnham Lake following complaints about uneven walkway tiles and potentially unsafe railings.

    Burnham Lake rehab rejected over defects

    Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong has rejected the rehabilitation work at Burnham Lake over reported defects, refusing to release payment for the…

  3. Unauthorized Burnham Lake boat fee hikes probed

    Unauthorized Burnham Lake boat fee hikes probed

    Baguio Mayor Benjamin Magalong orders an investigation into unauthorized Burnham Lake boat rental hikes, with concessionaires facing sanctions for violating…

  4. Burnham lake reopens

    Burnham lake reopens

    Burnham Lake in Baguio City has reopened after nearly 11 months of rehabilitation, coinciding with the city’s 117th Charter Anniversary. Discover the improved…

  5. Marcos to flood-hit Filipinos: ‘Ingat!’

    Marcos to flood-hit Filipinos: ‘Ingat!’

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged flood-hit Filipinos to stay safe and heed evacuation orders as anger mounts online over persistent flooding across Central…

  6. Neil Clark Ongchangco

    Rains save P5M for Burnham Lake

    Heavy rains saved Baguio City nearly P5 million in water costs as rainwater filled nearly three-fourths of rehabilitated Burnham Lake ahead of its 1 September…

  7. Lake flooding displaces 7,000

    Lake flooding displaces 7,000

    Rising waters of Kenya’s Lake Naivasha have flooded homes, schools, and businesses, displacing 7,000 people and forcing tourist boats to aid in evacuations.