Category: Climate Response

On September 20, 2025, Globalport Matnog actively participated in the International Coastal Clean-Up Drive held at Barangay Camcaman, Matnog. This vital environmental initiative saw a strong showing of commitment from various partner organizations, including the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO), local Barangay Officials, the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), and several other dedicated private groups. This collective mobilization served as a powerful, hands-on demonstration of our shared responsibility to the environment and the preservation of crucial marine resources.

The success of the clean-up effort went beyond simply clearing debris from the coastline; it significantly strengthened partnerships between government agencies and the private sector. By working shoulder-to-shoulder, the participants not only achieved a cleaner and healthier coastline but also effectively promoted community awareness. This collaborative event highlighted the importance of safeguarding the coastal environment, underscoring Globalport Matnog’s dedication to sustainable practices and inspiring a lasting commitment to environmental stewardship within the Matnog community.

On September 19, 2025, Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. (GOTI) marked International Coastal Cleanup Day with an impactful event centered on the theme “”Clean Seas Against the Climate Crisis.”” Hosted by the DENR-CENRO, the activity drew a large number of participants, including GOTI employees and volunteers from the PPA-PMO MOZ, Philippine Coast Guard, Local Government of Baybay Triunfo, Misamis University, La Salle University, Bureau of Fire Protection, and the PNP Maritime Group. This collaborative effort underscored the shared commitment of both public and private sectors to combat marine pollution and its effects on the climate.

Beyond the coastal cleanup, the day’s initiatives showcased GOTI’s broader dedication to environmental and historical preservation. The combined efforts of the volunteers led to the collection of more than two small dump trucks of non-biodegradable waste from the coastline. In a separate but equally significant activity, GOTI joined the Philippine Coast Guard in cleaning and repainting the historic Fort Triunfo Lighthouse. These actions serve as a testament to Globalport’s commitment to promoting sustainable practices and preserving key community landmarks for future generations.

On 18 September 2025 at 6:30 AM, Globalport Iligan, together with various partner institutions, actively participated in the observance of Philippine Bamboo Month with the theme “Kawayan: Kalikasan, Kabuhayan, Kaunlaran sa Kinabukasan Para sa Bagong Pilipinas.”

The bamboo-planting activity was held at Sitio Bolahon, Barangay Rogongon, Iligan City, and was joined by 11 participants from Globalport Iligan and other organizations including CENRO-Iligan, iCENRO-LGU, Petron, Pilmico, Aboitiz Food Corporation, and Rogongon Agricultural High School. Together, the group successfully planted 300 young bamboo seedlings along the area.

This initiative serves as a testament to the shared commitment of different sectors in harnessing bamboo’s potential—not only in protecting the environment but also in creating sustainable livelihoods and fostering national progress towards a more resilient future.

On 18 September 2025 at 0630H, Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. took part in the celebration of Philippine Bamboo Month with the theme “Kawayan: Kalikasan, Kabuhayan, Kaunlaran sa Kinabukasan Para sa Bagong Pilipinas.”

In partnership with the Philippine Ports Authority PMO-MOZ, Philippine Coast Guard, PNP Maritime Police, Philippine Statistics Authority, La Salle University, and Misamis University, and under the leadership of DENR-CENRO, the group planted 300 young bamboo seedlings along the riverbank of Brgy. Sedac, Tudela, Misamis Occidental.

This initiative highlights bamboo’s role as a sustainable resource—helping protect the environment, strengthen community livelihoods, and support national progress.

Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. recently joined forces with the Philippine Coast Guard and other key partners for a significant mangrove planting activity, a meaningful way to celebrate the Coast Guard’s 124th Pre-Anniversary. The event, held at Barangay Población, Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental, brought together various organizations to support a vital cause.

On September 10, 2025, at 6:00 AM, our team, in collaboration with the Philippine Ports Authority, several shipping lines, and partner organizations, successfully planted 1,000 mangrove propagules. This initiative isn’t just about planting trees; it’s a powerful statement about our commitment to environmental stewardship.

The project aimed to raise public awareness about the importance of our coastal ecosystems and contribute directly to their restoration and conservation. By working together, we can make a tangible difference in protecting our natural environment for future generations.

We are proud to continue supporting sustainable practices that protect and enrich the communities we serve. A certificate of participation was awarded, a symbol of our shared dedication to a healthier planet. This collaborative effort shows that when we unite for a common goal, we can achieve great things.

BOHOL, Philippines – In a strong display of environmental commitment, Globalport Bohol Terminal Inc. recently conducted a coastal cleanup at the beautiful Bayanihan Beach in Barangay Dao, Dauis. The initiative, held in partnership with local community leaders, aimed to promote environmental awareness and community involvement in preserving our precious coastal areas.

The cleanup was a collaborative effort, with Globalport Bohol employees working alongside community members. The event was honored by the presence of Brgy. Kagawad Ma’am Phoebe Micutuan and Ma’am Ana Bongalos, who showed their unwavering support for the cause. Their participation highlighted the importance of a unified approach to environmental preservation, where local government and private sectors come together for a common good.

This activity underscores Globalport’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, focusing on creating a positive impact on the communities it serves. By actively engaging in such initiatives, the company not only helps maintain the cleanliness of our shores but also inspires others to become stewards of our environment.

Globalport Bohol extends its gratitude to all the volunteers and community leaders who made the event a success. Together, we are building a more sustainable and cleaner future for Bohol. 

On July 25, 2025, Globalport Agusan Terminal Inc. employees took part in a Mangrove Planting and Coastal Cleanup in San Roque, Brgy. Punta, Nasipit, Agusan del Norte. The event was a collaborative effort with the DENR CENRO Nasipit, bringing together participants from DENR Caraga, DENR PENRO, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), and the Nasipit Local Government Unit (LGU).

Led by Pollution Control and Safety Officer (PCSO) James Constantino, 25 Globalport employees dedicated their time to planting 100 Piapi Mangrove (Avicennia Marina) seedlings and cleaning the coastal area.

In recognition of their efforts, Globalport Agusan received a certificate from DENR CENRO Nasipit, acknowledging the company as an active partner in the agency’s commitment to environmental sustainability across the Caraga region. The initiative underscored the importance of community care and environmental responsibility, showcasing Globalport’s dedication to protecting the local environment.

Globalport Tacloban successfully held its inaugural mangrove planting activity on July 4, 2025, in Barangay Dampigan, Sta. Rita, Samar. The event drew a diverse group of over 3,500 dedicated volunteers, including representatives from the Municipality of Sta. Rita led by Mayor Ms. Tiu, local Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) officials from both Samar and Leyte, and members of the Philippine Army from Tacloban and Samar. The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), MSP-SAC, MENRO, and Globalport Tacloban employees also participated, united under the theme “Just Plant a Tree Today, and Save Sta. Rita Tomorrow.”

This initiative served as a powerful reminder of how each mangrove planted significantly protects the community and its neighboring towns from future calamities. Residents of Barangay Dampigan expressed their sincere gratitude for being chosen as the site for this important environmental project, recognizing its long-term benefits. The event highlighted Globalport’s commitment to giving back to the community by investing resources, time, and effort into meaningful environmental protection efforts.

The volunteers’ resilience and collective effort resulted in a successful planting of 3,500 propagules, marking a vital step toward safeguarding the local environment. 

Zamboanga City, Philippines – June 25, 2025 – In a vibrant display of their commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement, the GZTI team actively participated in the ‘Arbor Day na Ciudad de Zamboanga’ tree-planting initiative. This impactful program, spearheaded by the City Government and led by City Mayor Khymer Olaso, saw GZTI joining hands with local authorities and fellow citizens to foster a greener, more sustainable future for Zamboanga.

The GZTI team’s involvement underscores their dedication to corporate social responsibility, recognizing the vital role that environmental conservation plays in the well-being of the community. By contributing to the city-wide tree-planting efforts, GZTI not only helped enhance Zamboanga’s natural beauty but also supported crucial initiatives aimed at combating climate change and promoting biodiversity. This collaborative effort exemplifies the power of partnership between the private sector and local government in driving positive environmental change. 

In the early morning of June 13, 2025, Globalport Tacloban Terminal Inc. (GTTI) held a Coastal Clean-Up Drive as part of our Corporate Social Responsibility at Barangay 68, Anibong District, Tacloban City, Leyte. The clean-up was conducted along the coastline where the remnants of the Eva Jocelyn vessel, a solemn reminder of the devastation brought by Typhoon Yolanda, still stand.

GTTI volunteers, together with the Barangay Captain and his staff, as well as representatives from Vertex Maritime, joined efforts to remove waste and debris from the shoreline and surrounding areas of the barangay. This initiative aims to preserve the cleanliness of the environment and promote a healthy coastline, which is essential for environmental protection and long-term sustainability. It also plays a key role in safeguarding the local ecosystem against environmental hazards.

Approximately 25 kilograms of garbage were collected during this single activity, marking a meaningful step towards a cleaner and more resilient coastal community.