Area: Five (5) Hectares

CEB has partnered with the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. One to Tree program (RAFI OTT) to support the conservation and restoration of mangroves in Cebu. CEB and RAFI are jointly enhancing a mangrove plantation in Barangay Tapon, Dumanjug, Cebu. The 10,000 mangrove seedlings were planted across an estimated five (5) hectares of mangrove area. A people’s organization, the Tapon Fisherfolks Association, were engaged for seedling production, site preparation, actual planting, maintenance, and monitoring for eight (8) quarters.

Area: N/A

The Philippines has more than 1,000 flora and fauna listed as threatened species. It will take collective action from various stakeholders, including the government, local and international non-governmental organizations, and local communities, to provide innovative solutions and efforts to continue to protect and conserve wildlife for sustainability and resilient biodiversity.

In response to the call to action of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Biodiversity Management Bureau (BMB) for Wildlife Conservation, Cebu Pacific signed a Memorandum of Agreement to transport threatened wild fauna back to their natural habitat to ensure their survival. The MOA took effect on August 2022 and will be valid until August 2025.

Area: N/A

The Philippine Eagle is a highly endangered species, with only less than 400 pairs remaining in the wild CEB supported the Philippine Eagle Center in Davao City from 2015-2023. For almost a decade, CEB has been committed in its support for ‘Mindanao’, providing essential resources such as food, shelter maintenance, keeper care, and veterinary services for the facility's captive-bred eagle.

Area: 1.8 ha (with the possibility of increasing land area)

JGSOC, in partnership with DENR-EMB, rehabilitated and restored Boracay Wetland No. 8, a 1.8-hectare (with the possibility of increasing land area) swamp and marshland located in Brgy. Manocmanoc, Boracay Island, which is home to 39 species of flora and 20 faunal species of birds, fishes, mammals, and gastropods. The initiative was launched in July 2019, and the MOA was renewed in November 2023 to restore the environmental sustainability of Wetland No. 8 and prevent further degradation of its ecosystem, espousing a private public sector collaborative approach with the involvement of other stakeholder communities.

Area: 160 m²

The JGSOC Artificial Reef Project is located in a sandy area along the coastal zone of Barangay Simlong in Batangas City, near the JGSOC petrochemical complex. The artificial reefs function similarly to natural reefs, providing protection and habitat for a diverse range of marine life. Each artificial reef is a concrete block measuring approximately two (2) cubic feet. According to the latest monitoring survey of the faunal communities found at the sites, conducted last June 2023 by the Batangas Community Divers Seal, Inc. (BCDSI), there have been positive changes in marine biodiversity in the area, such as an increase in fish species and coral growth.

Area: ~600,000 seedlings (as of December 2023)

JGSOC’s “One Million Trees” initiative aims to plant one million indigenous and fruit-bearing tree seedlings within ten (10) years. The key programs under this initiative are tree planting and protection and maintenance of a two-hectare mini-forest with  tree nursery, located at Brgy. Pinamucan Ibaba, Batangas City. As of December 2023, there are around 600,000 seedlings planted. The success of this initiative is made possible through partnerships with DENR, LGU, the host barangays, and with various NGOs and universities.

Area: 26,300 seedlings

URC-wide tree planting and nurturing activities were conducted across different sites identified to be with high biodiversity value.