Fisherfolk eye Eco-tourism in Negros Occidental

by The Manila Times

Jun 09, 2022 12:06 am

WITH the help from the Rotary Clubs of Victorias and Bacolod-Marapara, the Victorias coastal barangay of Pasil, Negros Occidental, is planning to expand its already promising Eco-Trail program with the construction of a small floating restaurant.

This is one of several projects both clubs discussed with local officials during a recent visit to plant more mangrove trees, which are helping to protect the barangay's shoreline. Club members were joined by Victorias City Police personnel for the tree planting.

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