- Women's Day Celebration
- Grandparents Day 2023 at DENR-XII PENRO Sarangani
- Over 4,000 Waterbirds Recorded in Sarangani Province in 2023 AWC
- SIMULTANEOUS TREE PLANTING ACTIVITY FOR THE CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THE RIVERS OF SARANGANI PROVINCE bamboo plantation
- Clean -up and Bamboo Growing Activities in Pangi River
- Province wide Simultaneous Tree Planting Activity in Celebration of the Philippine Environment Month
- PENRO SARANGANI KICKS-OFF THE ENVIRONMENT MONTH WITH A SIMULTANEOUS MOTORCADE
- Dugongs spotted in Sarangani Bay during Sarbay Fest 2022 dugongs
- DENR-12 Inaugurates Anti-Environmental Crime Task Force Checkpoint
- 1st ever Baybay Awards for Coastal Barangays launches in Sarangani Bay Protected Seascape!
- Researchers gather at very 1st SBPS Science Research Colloquium on SBPS Week 2022
- Pawikan nesting season begins in Sarangani Bay Protected Seascape (SBPS).
- Olive Ridley Sea Turtle rescued, rehabilitated, and released in Sarangani Bay Protected Seascape (SBPS)
- CENRO KIAMBA CONDUCTED THE TREE HUGGING CAMPAIGN WITH BLGU KLING
- ADULT MARINE TURTLE RESCUED
- CENRO Kiamba Welcomes new PENRO Sarangani Officials
- “Dap-ag Kapalit Bugas” launched in Maasim, Sarangani Province
- DENR investigates the injured Philippine eagle rescued in Maitum
- DENR KIAMBA, SIGHTED juvenile PH eagle
- Sarangani Bay Protected Seascape celebrates International Coastal Cleanup 2020!
- SBPS Marine Mammals Monitoring
- DENR, MAKIMA stakeholders to plant 2 million trees by 2023
- MARINE MAMMAL MONITORING
- CENRO GLAN VISITS E-NGP SITES
- PHILIPPINE EAGLE EXHIBIT
- Pawikan Hatchling Released In Alabel, Sarangani Province
- 3 Dead Marine Turtles and Dugong Sightings Reported in Sarangani Bay
- CELEBRATION OF THE 19TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE ECOLOGICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT
- DENR SARANGANI’S PARTICIPATION IN THE CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEAN 2018
- Management Planning for Sarangani Bay Protected Seascape
- CENRO Glan and PNP Glan Discovered Illegally Cut Lumbers
- World Water Day
- Grassfire Incidence at the Area of Alcantara Ranch
- Awarding of Special Patents to School Sites in Sarangani
- DENR Kiamba Seized 103 Pieces of Lauan Lumber
- Celebration of Climate Change Consciousness Week
- Rescued Chinese Sparrowhawk
- Stranded Dugong at Different Area
- Youth Group Undergoes Environmental Education
- DENR Involves Community On Law Enforcement
- TARSIER, Turned-Over at DENR Kiamba
- Marine Mammal Survey in SBPS
- Philippine Flying Lemur Rescued
- Public- Private Partnership for Mangrove Rehabilitation Seen
- Pawikan Hatchlings Release
- CENRO KIAMBA Apprehends Illegally Cut Lumber
- Sixty-Nine (69) Olive Ridley Turtles Released
- Stranded Melon-Headed Whale
- Vigilance Against Crime Rising in Malungon
- Illegal Charcoal Intercepted
- CENRO Kiamba Conduct Coastal Clean-Up
- Wildlife Traffickers Busted
- Agriculture Officials Meet NGP Beneficiaries
- LAWIN Team Preempts Poaching
- One Green Sea Turtle Released
- Illegally Cut Lumber Apprehended
- Students Plant Mangroves in Sarangani Bay
- Migratory Waterfowl Seen in Glan, Sarangani
- Philippine Eagle Rescued
CELEBRATION OF THE 19TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE ECOLOGICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT
PENRO Sarangani Personnel gathered at Queen Tuna Park, General Santos City early morning of January 18, 2019 to join the clean-up drive initiated by the Environment Management Bureau (EMB), Region 12 Office in celebration of the 19th year anniversary of the Ecological Waste Management Act with the theme “Expanding Partnership in Ecological Solid Waste Management through Alternative Technologies”.
Several groups coming from the Academe, NGA’s, LGU’s (City and Barangay) and different communities within General Santos City participated the activity.
Bags of garbage and waste were gathered which were piled in a central point for the city dump truck to pick up for disposal.
The Celebration come up with multi-sectoral effort working together for a common cause which was to promote cleanliness and proper waste disposal particularly in the vicinity of Queen Tuna Park wherein improper waste disposal is rampant. (Jayza Mae Esteban, Photo: Gary John Cabinta)