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On February 21, 2025, Globalport Zamboanga Terminal Inc. and the CENRO (Community Environment and Natural Resources Office) collaborated on a successful mangrove planting activity in Talabaan, Zamboanga City.        

The team planted 5,000 mangrove propagules, contributing significantly to the restoration of the area’s natural resources and environment.This initiative underscores the commitment of both organizations to sustainable practices and environmental conservation. The planting of mangroves not only helps to protect coastlines from erosion and storms but also provides vital habitats for diverse marine life.

Globalport Bohol Terminal Inc. (GBTI) conducted its 5th Mangrove Tree Planting Activity on February 12, 2025. With the coordination of the DENR/CENRO BOHOL personnel, it was held at the Brgy. Basac, Loon Bohol, which is the designated site for environmental activities. The activity aimed to promote environmental protection and awareness and conservation among the participants and the local community. Planting mangroves can reduce shoreline erosion and can protect coastal communities against coastal flooding, high winds, and waves. The participants planted Three Thousand Five Hundred (3500) propagules and Five Hundred (500) seedlings of Bongalong tree.

Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. conducted its first CSR activity of the year on January 31, 2025, in celebration of Zero Waste Month and World Wetlands Day 2025. In partnership with DENR-CENRO and other community stakeholders, the event took place at Marcelo Fertilizer in Iligan City, where participants planted mangrove propagules and engaged in a coastal cleanup drive. It was a valuable experience, especially for those planting mangroves for the first time. The morning was filled with learning, teamwork, and a strong sense of purpose as they collaborated to make a positive impact on the environment.                                                                         

Team Globalport planted 150 propagules and generously donated 2,000 propagules to CENRO Iligan, which will be nurtured in their nursery to reach maturity for planting. The event was a collective effort involving environmental champions, all working towards a common goal of protecting and preserving the environment for future generations.

Globalport Zamboanga Terminal Inc. (GZTI) spearheaded a mangrove planting activity in Talabaan, Zamboanga City on November 22, 2024, aimed to strengthening efforts in environmental conservation and coastal protection.

The event brought together key stakeholders, including personnel from the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) and the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO). Through their collective effort and dedication, a total of 10,000 mangrove propagules were successfully planted, reinforcing the importance of mangroves in maintaining coastal ecosystems, preventing erosion, and supporting biodiversity.

This initiative underscores Globalport Zamboanga’s commitment to sustainability and the protection of the environment, contributing to the long-term health of the region’s coastal areas.

Globalport Agusan Terminal Inc. (GATI) organized and successfully executed a Coastal/Port Clean-up Activity on September 30, 2024. Marking the culmination of Maritime Week and the International Coastal Cleanup Celebration. The clean-up initiative took place at the Southside Area near Conventional Berth 1 (C1) at the Port of Nasipit.

A diverse group of key stakeholders joined hands for the event, including representatives from the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) – PMO Agusan, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) – CENRO, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Richland United Solutions Inc. (RUSI), the Talisay-Camagong Porters Association, and other community members. Together, they successfully collected 45 sacks of waste, amounting to approximately 370 kg of trash, highlighting the collective effort to clean and protect the coastal and port areas.

This collaborative activity not only reflects Globalport Agusan’s dedication to environmental protection but also reinforces the importance of responsible waste disposal practices. The event raised awareness among port workers, users, and local communities about the detrimental effects of improper waste disposal on marine ecosystems and the environment.

On September 21, 2024, Globalport Zamboanga participated in the International Coastal Clean-up Day alongside volunteers from various sectors. The event began at 6:00 AM at the city’s Boulevard, where participants worked together to remove debris washed ashore after heavy rains. They successfully collected 22 sacks of garbage, highlighting the environmental challenges faced by coastal communities and the importance of community involvement in protecting natural resources. The cleanup emphasized responsible waste management and the need for collective action to safeguard oceans and coastal ecosystems. Through this initiative, Globalport Zamboanga reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement, promoting a cleaner, healthier future for all.