Sections Eco-Environment “Biodiversity and Climate Change” Topic Discussed on the Air and Online on DZRH-AM
| “Biodiversity and Climate Change” Topic Discussed on the Air and Online on DZRH-AM |
What actions must we take? Tune in Kalikasan, Kaunlaran! on Dec. 19, 2007, Wed., 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. (Manila time), DZRH-AM radio, 666 khz in Mega Manila. Listeners can hear the answers from two biodiversity officials who just returned from the big UN Conference on Climate Change in Bali, Indonesia. The guests are Dr. Mundita Lim, director, Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau, and Rodrigo Fuentes, executive director, ASEAN Center for Biodiversity. Dr. Cora Claudio, EARTH Institute Asia president, will moderate the talakayan in conversational Tagalog-English.
You are also invited to join the Kalikasan, Kaunlaran! (KK!) projects, contests, and campaigns. You can join all of them if you are a registered KK! listener. To register, text 2299: earthREG < name, age, sex, address, email address, and name of person who invited you to tune in KK! >. (The commas are required.)
You will also hear more about the Malunggay Para sa KK, 2M Puno Para sa KK, Sapal Para sa Kabuhayan and other projects that EARTH/KK is implementing in partnership with Secura, Manila Jaycees, Carica, GREEN Army, DENR, MAP and others. The contests offer cash prizes and the projects provide livelihood while protecting and enhancing the environment.
KK! is co-produced by EARTH Institute Asia, Inc. and DZRH, with the cooperation of MAP, DENR, GREEN Army, PFST, TOWNS, PBE, AIJC, PEIA, and others. It is aired nationwide, e.g., 666 KHz in Metro Manila and is globally accessible thru www.eradioportal.com
or www.mabuhayradio.com.
You are also invited to join KK!’s partners-sponsors. For this quarter, they are Unilever, Shell, Unilab, Petron, and Toby's Sports. Providing in-kind support are Del Bros Supply Chain Solutions, Superferry, Figaro Coffee, The Bowler/TOWNS Awardee Bong Coo, MAP, Brahma Kumaris/Deanie Lyn Ocampo, Penny Velasco, KN Industries, and PFST/Science Centrum.
Inquiries: 671-3266, 0917-829-1718, or email
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