Join us as we dive into the latest experiences of our passionate member, Jessa Garibay-Yayen, at the Shellfish Association of Great Britain (SAGB) Conference. In her second blog with YAS, Jessa shares her unique insights and captivating experiences, from her engaging presentation to memorable moments of networking and inspiration, this recount promises to provide a vibrant look into the world of shellfish aquaculture.

At YAS, we love making waves and creating unforgettable experiences for young professionals in the aquaculture industry! After our official launch, we were thrilled to invite Jessa Garibay-Yayen to join the Aquascot table for an exciting Aquaculture UK awards dinner. Dive into Jessa's lively recap of the event and see how the YAS community is making a splash in the world of aquaculture!

Cambridge Zero and Cambridge Global Food Security gather academics and experts to share solutions for the planet’s looming food production problem.

The Palawan Council for Sustainable Development Staff (PCSDS) is bestowing another feather to Ms. Jessa Garibay- Yayen՚s cap: The Palawan Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Planet Champion Award, for her outstanding contributions to the conservation, protection, and preservation of the environmental integrity of Palawan Biosphere Reserves.

#BuhayUKstudent stories Feature

Pets mean a lot to us all at the best of times and often, at the worst of times, they mean even more. That is why Lifestyle has put together a selection of student statements on what their pets have meant to them in this past, and often very trying, year.

The Philippines and its 7,641 islands have been given many names. Take for example Palawan, the largest island-province in the country. It is known not just for its beauty, but for being one of the most biologically diverse areas in Southeast Asia, and because of its ecological value, it’s commonly referred to as "the Philippines' last frontier" in many studies by various organizations. For some Filipinos, like Jessa Garibay, Palawan has one more title—it’s home.

The lush island province of Palawan is under threat, and conservationist Jessa Belle Garibay-Yayen has made it her mission to protect it for both her own generation and generations to come.

We list six young Filipino leaders (who are still considered "millennials') who show that the need for new heroes to step up remains. It should be noted that these are just a handful of the many Filipinos dedicated to making changes in health, development, and conservation.

SEA Women is an initiative by the Young Southeast Asia Leader's Initiative (YSEALI) Women's Leadership Academy Alumni Network, and backed by the U.S. Mission to ASEAN, Wedu, a women's leadership non-profit in Asia, and Tyne Solutions.

The Centre for Sustainability PH (CS), a grantee of the Forest Foundation Philippines, was named one of the Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO) in the 16th TAYO Awards.

Global Wildlife Conservation: Notes From the Field

Tools to build a sustainable world: inspiring stories, books, curriculum and professional development for Diversity, Social Emotional Learning and Environmental Action.

The past twelve months have changed the world, but there are reasons for optimism in nature. Join a panel of amazing women and be inspired by the young people and communities engaged with conservation projects around the world, from saving elephants in Zambia to youth power protecting habitats in the Philippines, educating the next generation of ornithologists in India and more. A combination of short films plus a live Q&A session with our experts.

Keynote speech at EarthCorps’ REVIVE.

Research suggests that indigenous peoples’ cultures and practices allow species to thrive, so how can we work with communities to better protect both species and languages?

Watch #BetterWorldCafe, our art & science online conversation! Let's talk about practical ways on saving both biodiversity and linguistic diversity with Jessa Garibay-Yayen, Co-Founder & Co-Director of the Centre for Sustainability PH, and Diane Manzano, Linguist and Assistant Professor at the University Philippines Los Baños.