
Lapus-Lapus–Macaoagao conservation area reopens after Typhoon Tino
The Lapus-Lapus–Macaoagao Local Conservation Area in Sagay City has officially reopened following rehabilitation efforts after Typhoon Tino struck the city last year.The typhoon caused significant damage to coastal facilities, prompting the community to rebuild the area from the ground up, a press release from Sagay City said Friday. March 6..Rehabilitation was made possible through the support of Seacology, an international non-profit organization focused on protecting island habitats and cultures, which donated P600,000 for the Lapus-Lapus site and P270,000 for the initial repair of Suyac Island Mangrove Eco-Park, bringing total assistance to P870,000.Seacology funded the construction of the area’s watchtower, which remained standing even after the typhoon, and supported the ...









