Honorable Mayor Lucena Demaala of Narra, Palawan Approved Municipal Resolution No. 2015-2501
Please find the full press release online.
Please find the full press release online.
Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. The Palawan Council for Sustainable Development (PCSD) on its August 2, 2013 regular meeting has voted “temporary” approval for the 15MW coal-fired power plant in Palawan with condition to relocate the site away from the flight path of the Philippine Cockatoo. The council further ruled that proponent must secure the needed…
Deborah Villafuerte, Board Member and Secretary of the Katala Foundation (KFI), a Philippine-based NGO, was selected among 100 aspirants to join the Darwin Scholarship Programme held in Shrewsbury, United Kingdom on 8-18 August 2008. Please find the full press release online.
A meaningful dialogue between the Western Command of the Philippines (WESCOM) and Katala Foundation Inc. (KFI) was held on February 27, 2026, reaffirming a shared commitment to environmental conservation in Puerto Princesa City. The vicinity of WESCOM hosts one of the last remaining coastal forest stands in the city, an ecosystem of critical importance. Puerto…
19 June 2010, Palawan, Philippines – The yearly Philippine cockatoo festivals organized by the Katala Foundation are here again! Learning about nature with fun is the concept of these festivals. The Municipality of Dumaran in northern Palawan held its 8th Kalabukay Festival on the 15th of June while the Municipality of Narra in southern Palawan…
The Nara Youth Organization for Environmental (NYOHEC) is an organization of young environmentalists in Narra, One of the objectives is to train the youth to become effective environmental educators and catalysts for change It was formally organized in September 2000 during an Orientation-Seminar on Environmental Awareness sponsored by the Philippine Cockatoo Conservation Program PCCP. The…
February 14, 2020, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. The Katala Foundation (KFI) celebrates two separate activities on Feb. 15, 2020 to reach out to its local conservation partners on the ground. This is KFI’s way of commemorating the month of hearts and the World Pangolin Day!. Please find the full press release online.