A Milestone to Celebrate: Reflecting on 3 Years of Collaboration with PRRCFI 🌿
Project ACE: Actions for Communities and Environment has released it's yearend magazine!
This September was particularly special for the Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation (PRRCFI), as we proudly celebrated its founding anniversary—a legacy of commitment to preserving the rich biodiversity of the Philippines.
London, UK. The trustees of Communities For Nature, joined by the Philippine Ambassador to the UK, at the 30th PRRCFI Anniversary celebration to give thanks to the people who have supported the foundation since it’s inception in 1991.
For us, this month also marked a significant milestone in our journey with PRRCFI, as we continue to reflect on our inspiring three-year partnership with them.
Over these years, working alongside PRRCFI has been a transformative experience, deepening our appreciation for the immense power of community and collaboration. In the heart of this partnership, we’ve learned that when people are empowered to take ownership of their own progress, the results are nothing short of remarkable. 🌱
We’ve witnessed firsthand how individuals and entire communities can drive change when given the tools and support to do so. These changes aren’t imposed—they grow from within. Whether it’s restoring coral reefs, preserving rainforests, or fostering sustainable livelihoods, it is the people themselves who become the custodians of their environment. And the results? Incredible, lasting transformations, led by communities, at their own pace and on their own terms.
In the spirit of this collaboration, Project ACE (Actions for Communities and Environment) has played a key role in amplifying these efforts, blending innovation with grassroots action to protect vital ecosystems. We’ve seen how innovative approaches combined with local knowledge can lead to groundbreaking solutions for environmental challenges.
Want to dive deeper into these stories of impact, empowerment, and innovation? We invite you to explore more about Project ACE and the inspiring work we’ve done in collaboration with PRRCFI in our latest magazine.
The mothers of Bulata Small Fisherfolk Association tending to their vegetable garden are the cover photo of the Project ACE Year 2 Magazine
From the shores of Negros to the rainforests of Danjugan Island, the collective efforts of communities, volunteers, and partners like you are making a difference for future generations.
Let’s continue this journey of collaboration, where equity and sustainability isn’t just a goal—it’s a shared mission. 🌍✨