CLARIN, Misamis Occidental (PIA)--In a significant stride towards environmental preservation, the local government's tree planting activity in Barangay Penacio, Clarin, here, stands as a testament to their dedication to safeguarding the environment.
The event, held under the banner of the Mindanao Riders Philippines (MRP) and the Special Program for Employment of Students (SPES) beneficiaries, showcased a collaborative effort between the local government and various organizations.
Under the leadership of Mayor Jojo Dacer Roa and the Action Man Agenda program, the tree planting activity was organized as part of the broader initiative to strengthen and conserve the natural world.
The event's success resonated with the commitment of every participant, who shared the vision of protecting and nurturing the environment.
The initiative received approval and support from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), which generously provided seedlings for the tree planting activity.
Approximately 250 trees were planted in designated areas, further fortifying the region's green cover. The collaboration between the Barangay Council of Penacio and various stakeholders ensured the smooth execution of this eco-conscious endeavor.
Acknowledgements were extended to key participants, including the dedicated members of the Philippine Army, Philippine National Police, DENR personnel, and the local barangay council.
Their involvement not only showcased their commitment but also emphasized the importance of collective action in protecting the environment.
The success of the event was further attributed to the active involvement of the Public Employment Service Office (PESO), led by Jhanil Cuevas.
This endeavor is just one of many planned and sought-after actions by the administration. As the weeks unfold, their commitment to environmental preservation and community participation remains unwavering.
The administration's pledge to nurture the environment, cultivate programs that involve youth, and foster NGO and CSO partnerships continues to shape a greener, more sustainable future for the region. (Asenso Daily News/PIA-10/Misamis Occidental)
