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The Suyac Island Mangrove Eco-Park is a 15-hectare living laboratory for sustainable tourism .

This stunning site thrives through community-led and science-based conservation, protecting wildlife and mangrove ecosystem. Suyac Island Mangrove Eco-park is the first fully community-based eco-tourism project in line with the city's thrust on sustainable tourism development. This site is the home of one of the oldest and biggest mangroves particularly sonneratia alba or commonly known as pagatpat specie in Negros Occidental.

21/05/2026

Thank you GK BiyaHero🥰

23/04/2026

Madamo gid nga salamat DepEd sagay for always supporting our pro community pro environment ecotourism destination suyac island mangrove ecopark.

22/04/2026

*Cultural research on greeny breeze*
We're profoundly thankful for using us as an example/ inspiration for better ecotourism. Thank you sir IVAN MAN DY !

18/04/2026

Celebrating life whilst protecting life. Another moments to cherish surrounded by nature's guardians.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MISS IZA GARIGALAO 🥳🎉.. Thank you for visiting Suyac Island Mangrove Eco-Park on your special day.!!!!

11/04/2026

MABUHAY!!
kami po ay nag papasalamat na marami sa inyong pag bcta dito sa Suyac Island Mangrove Eco-Park CALABARZON Team headed by maam Tess Castro DOT Regional Director.

Thank you for supporting our pro- community pro-environment ecotourism Destination at suyac island mangrove ecopark

Tourism enriches protects and helps build communities.

05/04/2026

Beneath the green canopy, above saltwater. Join us for an extraordinary summer gateway under the mangroves. DALI NA !!!

04/04/2026

Bridging sorrow and celebration...
Let the sun tanned your skin while waiting in anticipation 🏊🚣

03/04/2026

Thank you for inviting our story be part of this note-worthy conference.

26/03/2026

In partnership with Ayala Malls Capitol Central, visit the Slow Food Negros EARTH MARKET on March 27-29, 2026! We are right by the beautiful tree at the Corte area!

07/03/2026

Recent scientific research shows that the Philippines’ mangrove forests rank among the most effective carbon sinks on the planet, capable of storing large amounts of carbon dioxide that would otherwise contribute to global climate change. Unlike many terrestrial forests, mangroves store carbon not only in their trunks and leaves but also deep within their waterlogged soils, where organic matter can remain trapped for centuries. Because of this process, coastal mangrove ecosystems can store significantly more carbon per hectare than many land based forests, making them vital natural tools in climate mitigation strategies.

Beyond their climate benefits, mangrove forests also serve as critical coastal defense systems that protect communities from storm surges, coastal erosion, and flooding during extreme weather events. Scientists warn that despite their ecological importance, mangroves continue to face threats from urban development, aquaculture expansion, and illegal logging. Experts stress that conservation, restoration, and sustainable coastal management are essential to maintaining these ecosystems, ensuring that mangroves continue supporting biodiversity, protecting coastal communities, and helping stabilize the global climate.

Science Department |

17/01/2026

The Philippines’ mangrove forests have emerged as some of the most efficient carbon sinks on the planet, storing immense amounts of carbon dioxide both in their dense biomass and deep soils. Beyond mitigating climate change, these coastal ecosystems serve as natural shields against storm surges and flooding, safeguarding communities and infrastructure from increasingly severe weather events. Their unique combination of ecological and protective functions makes them invaluable to both the environment and human livelihoods.

Despite their significance, mangroves face constant threats from urban development, aquaculture, and logging, which compromise their carbon storage and coastal protection capabilities. Researchers stress that conservation and restoration initiatives are essential to maintain the resilience of these ecosystems, ensuring that mangroves continue to provide critical climate regulation and disaster mitigation services for future generations.

Science Department |

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