Fostering Education & Environment for Development, Inc. (FEED) is a non-stock, non-profit, non-governmental organisation registered with the Philippine Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC Reg. #: CN201119068). We support sustainable education & tree-planting/nurturing, aiming to inclusively grow, preserve and protect Philippine biodiversity – marine and terrestrial – through integrated social forestry programs, community development & livelihood initiatives, and scientific and practical research into agricultural, environmental, farming, forestry, fisheries and sustainability studies.
Latest News
- “I Can Make It Right”: Philippine BTS Fans Plant Second Time, Triple Trees for RM’s Birthday (8 Sep 2019)
- #MediLinkVolunteersToFEED, Planting 300 Trees Perfectly and a Surprise 1,000 Top Ridge (7 Sep 2019)
- Odfjell Ship Management Philippines Plants 2nd Mini-Forest in Sierra Madres (31 Aug 2019)
- Chiyoda Philippines Corp. Response to Climate Change: Plant Trees, Take Action (17 Aug 2019)
- EcoMatcher Nears 10,000 “Living Legacy” Trees to Reforest the Sierra Madres (7 Aug 2019)
- EcoMatcher Plants Another 1000 Tree Forest in Sierra Madres for Our Better World (6 Aug 2019)
- Hidden Benefits of Urban Gardening @ Work: NatRe Sponsors Air Plants for Staff Health & Well-Being (02 Aug 2019)
- Aspen & South African Embassy Celebrate Mandela Day by Planting 1,500 Organic Vegetables for Teodora Cruz Elementary School, Bulacan (18 Jul 2019)
- Henry’s Cameras/CameraSound inc. Capture Carbon Credits Through Tree-Planting – Again (12 Jul 2019)
- Novartis Adds 600 Philippine Indigenous Forest Trees to Sierra Madres & Donates to Scholarship Fund (2 Jul 2019)
- “He that plants trees loves others beside himself.” By Matt Tolentino, Student and Volunteer for the Environment (SAVE) Participant (20 Jun 2019)
- EcoMatcher Boosts 3000 Native Philippine Forest Trees to Sierra Madres with GPS Tags (15 Jun 2019)
- Concepcion Business Services, Inc. Happily Add 360 Philippine Native Trees to the Sierra Madres (15 June 2019)
- How climate change affects the distribution of threatened species such as dipterocarps – Thesis Study by FEED Scholar Ma. Rovelyn D. Tumaneng (UPLB) (15 Jun 2019)
- Aurecon’s 17 Forest Guardians Plant 250 Indigenous Forest Trees to Strengthen Our Natural Storm Defence – “The littlest things we do matter” (14 June 2019)
- Aspen Commits Another 800 New Philippine Forest Trees for Water Security and Storm Defence (7 Jun 2019)
- First Surfing Community Ever – 45 La Union Surf Club – Trained in Coral Propagation by Ocean Quest Global (5-6 Jun 2019)
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