Second of 3 parts
THE complexity of the landscape being confronted by the different stakeholders in the Masungi Georeserve conflict is not just biophysical, or in terms of its biodiversity and the ecological services it renders not only to the Greater Manila Area, but even to neighboring regions. It also applies to the complex legal landscape, one that can ultimately lead us to conclude that the problem is largely the creation of government itself.
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