Environmental group Haribon Foundation recently held its first membership meeting this year in its headquarters in Quezon City. The event was co-organized by a group of volunteers from the De La Salle University (DLSU) Department of Communication for the purpose of introducing Haribon and its work to potential new members.

“As Haribon members, you are our biodiversity champions. Your support in different capacities will help amplify our advocacies in caring for the environment and its biodiversity,” said Arlie Endonila, Haribon’s resource and development manager during the orientation.

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