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Sunday, September 06, 2009

 

The very first MAD (Mangyan, Aeta and Dumagat) Tribal Games  

Wisdom from the wild

 
By Perry Gil S Mallari
Photos by Larry Doctor and Rolly Inciong (ACB)
 
The Aetas of Luzon originally lived as foragers, moving from one place to another in search for food If supply ran out in one place, they would move to another so nature could replenish itself They never took more than their share There was wisdom in how the Aetas treated the land and environmental experts are taking notice.

The very first MAD (Mangyan, Aeta and Dumagat) Tribal Games, a joint project of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Center for Biodiversity (ACB) and the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC), held recently at the Clark Freeport Picnic Grounds in Pampanga, aims not only to promote the skills of indigenous peoples but also to recognize their key role in saving biodiversity.

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First of two parts

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By Dennis Morada

Any small step toward greening should be appreciated, that was the principle I follow Any small step is a good step toward the right direction: a shove, a push towards the tipping point of the eventual “greening” of our society.

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