On June 18, 2025, JBLFMU Community Extension Services (CES) participated in a Sub-Committee Meeting under the Guimaras Environment and Natural Resources Office, focusing on Habitat Protection, Restoration, and Management. During the session, JBLFMU CES presented its six-month accomplishments, demonstrating the University’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability in the province.
Key highlights included the finalization of the five-year Management Plan for the Igang Bay Marine Sanctuary (IBMS), the successful staging of the 7th JBLFMU Eco-Adventure Camp, and a series of clean-up drives, mangrove planting, and bagging activities. The presentation also showcased Project EYE-Tapon, a campers-led solid waste management initiative, and the expansion of the coral gardening project, further strengthening JBLFMU’s active role in marine ecosystem conservation and community-based environmental stewardship.