BPI Foundation sets reforestation drive for 171 hectares in Cebu

by The Manila Times

Nov 04, 2022 12:12 am

BPI Foundation, the social development arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), recently launched 'Lakbay Luntian – Visayas,' a project under its Balik-Kalikasan program which targets to reforest 171 hectares of 136,800 upland trees in Dumanjug, Cebu.

Aligned with BPI's sustainability efforts, this reforestation project, in partnership with Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc., aims to preserve and restore rainforests across the country while equipping local communities with sustainable alternative livelihood.

Lakbay Luntian – Visayas aims to spark the Bayanihan among Filipinos by helping protect the environment through reforestation. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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