
Nina Mabasa
Nina Mabasa is Editorial Assistant at Sustina covering climate change, biodiversity, and conservation. She is an Environmental Sciences graduate from the University of California, Berkeley, where she wrote her thesis on using modeling to predict the effects of climate change on Philippine coral reef ecosystems. She previously worked with WWF-Philippines to publish their Great Food Puzzle 2.0 report.
The initiative will be done across portions of the Samar Island Natural Park, the largest terrestrial protected area in the Philippines.
A suspected 234 containers of e-waste and one container of plastic waste have been dumped in Subic since March 2025.
Available to all, this report highlights a community-led approach to waste management built around local knowledge.
Selected participants can win up to ₱100,000 to produce their climate short film.
Circulab is helping Mindanao's agri-enterprises transform waste into value, creating economic opportunities while advancing environmental sustainability.
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'Lost species' have been rediscovered in the Philippines—including one that hasn't been seen in 130 years.
The World Top 2% list features some of the most prominent researchers globally, spanning across 22 fields and 174 sub-fields of research.
EHydroLab says it assessed only two river basins, relied on public datasets, and received design information directly from the developer.
A new study reveals that design flaws in carbon market systems may prevent them from truly protecting biodiversity.
After a five-year hiatus, the Philippine Mangrove Conference returned to assess a decade of commitments and forge a clearer path toward coastal resilience.
Global Guardians of the SEA opens nominations for its 2026 Good Stories Movement.
From syntropic cacao farms to sustainable fishing, nine enterprises showed what it looks like to build a business with nature instead of against it.










