Negros Occidental
Recognizing the outstanding individuals, LGUs, and organizations leading the way in environmental best management practices.
Oct 14, 2026
STRENGTHENING WILDLIFE PROTECTION THROUGH LOCAL ENFORCEMENTThe Provincial Environment Management Office (PEMO), in coordination with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (DENR-PENRO), is conducting a two-day Training on the Deputation of Local Government Units under DENR-CENRO Bago City on October 14-15, 2026, at Negros Residences, Bacolod City.The training aims to strengthen the capacity of local government units (LGUs) in wildlife law enforcement and equip participants with the knowledge needed to help protect and conserve our wildlife resources.With stronger local enforcement and closer coordination among partner agencies, we move one step closer to safeguarding Negros Occidental’s rich biodiversity.Wildlife protection starts with people who are ready to take action.Abanse Negrense!
Oct 07, 2026
Review of the Provincial Environment Code.
Oct 02, 2026
Municipality of Hinigaran
Oct 01, 2026
PROVINCIAL WILDLIFE MONTH PARTNERS AND ENRO MEETINGOctober 1, 2026 | 9:00 AM | Provincial Capitol Social Hall, Bacolod City PROGRAM I. Registration Secretariat II. Preliminaries PrayerNational AnthemNegros Hymn III. Acknowledgement of Participants Secretariat IV. Welcome Message Atty. Rayfrando P. Diaz, IIProvincial Administrator V. Agenda A. Provincial Wildlife Month Theme and Banner SpeciesB. Proposed Provincial Wildlife Month Activitiesa. 21st Provincial Wildlife Quiz Bowlb. 10th National Wildlife Quiz Bowlc. Negros Wildlife Foot Paraded. Negros Wildlife Headdresse. Sayawit Para sa Kalikasanf. 2nd Provincial Wildlife Quiz:Tertiary Levelg. Climate Justice Camph. Salaywanan Debate Championshipi. Wildlife Symposiumj. Photo Exhibitk. Tour of the FirefliesC. Equipment (Binoculars, Spotiing Scope, Drone and Kayak) Turn-over to LGUs with existing LCAs D. Position of ENRO and partners on the proposed establishment of offshore Wind TurbineE. Negros Occidental Flagship SpeciesF. Other Matters VI. Closing Message Atty. Julie Ann A. Bedrio PEM Officer
Jun 01, 2026
June is Green Month in Negros Occidental! Get ready for a month-long celebration of action, advocacy and adventure as we mark the 34th Provincial Environment Month with the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future."From sports to ceremonies, cleanups to competitions and learning to leadership—June 2026 is packed with activities that bring together our LGUs, partners and communities in protecting and celebrating our environment. Full details and mechanics of each activity will be posted here—so stay tuned, stay ready and stay involved!Because saving the environment isn’t a one-day event…it’s a full-month commitment (and yes, sometimes with a little sweat, mud and teamwork).Schedule of activities are subject to change without prior notice.#34thProvincialEnvironmentMonth#InspiredByNatureForClimateForOurFuture#PEMO#NegrosOccidentalGreenAgenda
Jun 23, 2026
The Provincial Government of Negros Occidental, through the Provincial Environment Management Office (PEMO), turned over a ₱1,316,800 cheque to Central Philippines State University (CPSU) to support the development and maintenance of the Project TANOM site.Following the turnover, a total of 1,500 Philippine native and fruit tree seedlings were planted at CPSU-Kabankalan as part of the implementation of Project TANOM (Tanom Aksyon Negros Occidental on Mission), one of the key activities of the 34th Provincial Environment Month celebration.The activity brought together representatives from HRMO, OPA, PHO, Provincial Accounting Office, Provincial Veterinary Office, Budget Office, NOMPAI, NICE, the Philippine Army, PEMO, PMD, RSD and OSS in a shared effort to advance reforestation and environmental conservation initiatives in Negros Occidental.Project TANOM continues to strengthen collaboration among government offices, academic institutions, people’s organizations, and environmental partners in promoting tree-growing and ecosystem restoration across the province.Each tree planted today is a step toward a greener and more resilient Negros Occidental.Abanse Negrense!
Jun 21, 2026
June 21, 2026 | Provincial Capitol Lagoon and Par5k | 5:00 AM
Jun 13, 2026
June 13-14, 2026
Discover the richness of life forms found in Negros Occidental — from majestic animals to vibrant plants.
Negros Island is home to a remarkable variety of animal species, many of which are endemic. Its diverse ecosystems provide habitats for hundreds of terrestrial vertebrates.
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Historically covered by lush forests, Negros still sustains an incredible diversity of plant life. Discover the native vegetation that thrives in our mountains and lowlands.
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From the depths of the Tañon Strait to freshwater lakes, discover the rich aquatic and marine biodiversity including coral reefs, fungi, and invertebrates.
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