WHY WE REFOREST100 Years of Massive Logging Activity
The Philippines can be food secure if our forests in Mindanao are intact. The Island of Mindanao is coined as the “food basket of the Philippines” and is home to one of the last remaining primary forests, these watersheds are the four mountain ranges of Bukidnon and the headwaters of Lanao.
WHO WE AREServant Leaders Fully Dedicated to Restore Mindanao's Rainforest
Hineleban Foundation promotes reforestation, environmental conservation, and sustainable farming practices to preserve the Mount Kitanglad rainforest ecosystem.
HOW WE WORKRestoring Denuded Forests and Optimizing the Lives of the Indigenous People Sustainably
WHERE WE WORKHigh up in the Mountains of Bukidnon
Bonifacio Drive, Barangay 1
Malaybalay City
Bukidnon, Philippines 8700
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