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Forest Loss on Indigenous Land

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By Lucelle F. Bonzo, Eva Constantaras, Min Lun, Paul Nicholas Soriano
| Davao Today Verified
This story is part of the Forest Fraud investigation, a series of articles across Southeast Asia that uses remote sensing technology, global supply chain tracking and ground reporting to expose the drivers of deforestation across protected areas in the region. Read Part 1 of the Philippines investigation here. On the edge of Barangay Gupitan, Kapalong,  Davao del Norte, the forest does not begin with trees. It begins with memory.
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Is the Philippines' reforestation drive coming up short? – DW – 05/31/2025

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By Lucelle F. Bonzo, Eva Constantaras, Min Lun
| Deutsche Welle (DW) Verified
| | 05/31/2025May 31, 2025 The Philippines launched one of the world's largest reforestation efforts. But satellite data and field reports raise questions: Is the program really restoring forests? https://p.dw.com/p/4vC06 Marlo Mendoza is the architect of one of the world's most ambitious regreening programs. His office at the University of the Philippines in Laguna is crammed with books about trees and nature conservation.
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Lucelle Bonzo, Eva Constantaras, Min Lawi Lun, Author at PCIJ.org

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By Lucelle F. Bonzo, Min Lun, Eva Constantaras
Posted inEnvironment Marlo Mendoza is the architect of one of the world’s most ambitious regreening programs. His office at the University of the Philippines is crammed with books about trees and nature conservation. Hunched over his desk, he flicks through the glossy government brochure praising his project’s successes, with 1.8 billion seedlings planted over two million hectares […]
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