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SOUTHERN SIERRA MADRE WILDLIFE CENTER PROJECT
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Part of Angat Watershed It is a Protected Area It is also a historical place Different caves and rivers The terrain is mountainous; however there are
cement tracks located inside the national park. The park itself is developed by the local Peoples
Organization together with the Local Government.
Biak-na-Bato is a popular tourist destination in the Philippines.
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From 1997 to 2004, Miriam-P.E.A.C.E. assisted in protected area management of Biak-na-Bato National Park through capacity-building of stakeholders, ecohistorical tourism and environmental education.
Five people’s organizations were organized and strengthened, bringing about their transformation from resource users to co-managers of the park.
Local guides and caterers were trained and provided with initial capital as they participated in community-based ecohistorical tourism that made Biak-na-Bato National Park to be the third highest earning protected area in the country.
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Currently, Miriam-P.E.A.C.E., maintains 16 hectares of reforestation area in two parts of the park.
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• Headwaters • Residual forests• Wildlife• Waterbodies (falls)• Caves• Indigenous peoples (Dumagats & Remontados)
THE PROJECT SITE #2:THE PROJECT SITE #2:KALIWA WATERSHEDKALIWA WATERSHED
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BARANGAY: Laiban, Tanay Rizal
ETHNIC ORIGIN: Dumagats & Remontados
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY: Agriculture
FACILITIES: Electricity for limited households, poor road conditions, poor school condition
THE COMMUNITY
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The project aims to create a sustainable and replicable wildlife conservation
model in the Kaliwa Watershed that will serve as a
Window to the Sierra Madre.
Project is covered by a 25-year MOA with DENR-Region 4
OBJECTIVES OF
SOUTHERN SIERRA MADRE WILDLIFE CENTER
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THREATS TO CONSERVATION
23 hectares reforested in Tanay, Rizal
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Training on rainforestation
Provide basic literacy among Dumagats and Remontados
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Backyard nurseries
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Almost 60 - 100 households benefited from the purchase of seedlings that has been used for the project.
Almost 100 families and individuals benefited from the land preparations as workers.
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School Year Total # of Scholars Total Graduates2006-2007 13 2 GS2007-2008 14 4 GS2008-2009 no data no data2009-2010 30 3 HS, 1 COL2010-2011 31 14 GS, 3 HS, 1 COL2011-2012 33 13 GS, 2 HS2012-2013 17 7GS, 1HS, 1COL
2013-2014 8 1HS, 1COL
Households benefited (Scholarship)
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Lingap Bulilit:
-different trainings to the teachers and day care personnel, based on what the area needs.
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Gurong Lingkod: teacher volunteers
•Numeracy and literacy•Sports clinic
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EducationEquipmentsFacilitiesVolunteers
LivelihoodSkills Training