A Sense of Place, Key to a Safe Space in the aftermath of Disasters and Emergencies

Details: Written by Exen Bantiyan Claro; Published: 25 May 2022; Hits: 119

NRCP showcases RDLead engagement in NISU, BISU, and EVSU in S4CP Summit

DOST Undersecretary Rowena Guevara with Rd Leaders, S4CP Secretariat, and DOST Regional Directors during the DOST-S4CP Visayas cluster in Bacolod City.

Details: Written by Marfy H. Lita; Published: 17 May 2022; Hits: 1030

The NRCP Taal PEER Program

After the volcano’s eruption in January 2020, there was a significant decrease in the population of lake fish and invertebrates which are important sources of food and livelihood for the coastal fishing communities of Lake Taal.

The study titled, NRCP Taal PEER with two component projects namely: Project 1. Elucidating the stability of Lake Taal’s post-eruption littoral food web through the dietary habits of goby assemblages and macrobenthos community structure led by Dr. Jonathan Carlo Ampo Briones, and Project 2. Zooplanktivory in the endemic Sardinella tawilis (Herre, 1927) and its relationship with limnetic zooplankton dynamics in Lake Taal was led by Dr. Rey Donne Papa, both NRCP members. Taal PEER generally aims to evaluate the potential vulnerability of Lake Taal’s open-water fisheries by assessing the lake’s coastal and open-water food webs.

Dr. Rey Donne Papa, NRCP Taal PEER Component Project 1 Leader. Photo courtesy: SINTA-AL.

Details: Written by Jenny Leigh A. Daquioag; Published: 17 May 2022; Hits: 49

NRCP Policy Forum tackles water for the less privileged: The Value of Every Drop

NRCP acknowledges science and innovation as a gateway to transformation and central to scientific pursuit. What better springboard for the National Research Council of the Philippines to take part in recognizing the value and the contribution of researchers than to amplify voices and to support the efforts and gains of the scientific communities through platforms like a policy forum.