This is Part 1 of a series of articles on energy use in the Philippines, what we can all do to lessen energy use in our homes, and El Nido Resorts as a case study for how small changes mean big savings.
When you think of possible jobs for a Biology graduate, the tourism industry isn't exactly the first thing that comes to mind, even more so if the potential employer is a luxury island resort.
What is just one hour spent in darkness in exchange for a brighter tomorrow?
During the blackout, guests were treated to dinners by candlelight and acoustic music from the ENR staff.
El Nido Resorts regularly and enthusiastically participates in environmental events such as the Earth Hour, Earth Day, International Coastal Cleanup Day, World Ocean Day, and World Responsible Tourism Day.
Ever wonder where trees come from? In El Nido Resorts, trees come from used oil! No really. They do!
El Nido Resorts welcomed 35 more little turtles to El Nido when a nest of hawksbill sea turtle eggs hatched last March 19 in Dilumacad Island.
Confession time: last March 17 marked my first-ever Turtle Tracking Tour, taking over from former Miniloc EO Rima.
I had the best job in the world. I spent my days on the most beautiful beaches in the world, going from one pristine island to another and swimming in crystal clear waters teeming with such amazing marine life.
El Nido Resorts donated 31,840 liters of used cooking and engine oil to the used oil recycling program of ABS-CBN Foundation-Bantay Kalikasan last February 9-10, 2012.
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