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Negor joins observance of tourism month |
Negros Oriental Province joins the observance of Tourism Month in September with various activities that will advance sustainable tourism such as tree-planting and coastal clean-up by the 25 LGUs. Senior Tourism Operations Officer Myla Mae B. Abellana said these activities are in line with the World Tourism Month theme, “Tourism: Responding to the Challenge of Climate Change,” which seeks to create a healthier environment while promoting economic prosperity through tourism in Negros Oriental. |
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Dumaguete schools lead tourism month celeb |
Dumaguete’s four universities and two of the colleges located in the city will lead the Provincial observance of World Tourism Month on September 22 – 27, 2008 with day-to-night activities in Sidlakang Negros Village. Myla Mae B. Abellana, Senior Tourism Operations Officer, said the schools participating are Silliman University, St. Paul University Dumaguete, Foundation University, Negros Oriental State University, Colegio de Santa Catalina de Alejandria, and Asian College of Science & Technology (ACSAT). |
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Gov Macias backs cow dispersal by USDA |
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The Provincial Government is backing up the cow dispersal program funded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) under the Food For Progress Program undertaken by the Land ‘O Lakes Foundation Philippines, Incorporated here in the Philippines. The program, also in coordination with the National Dairy Authority (NDA), already distributed 150 heads of pregnant cows, which variety is sourced from New Zealand, to farmer beneficiaries in the City of Dumaguete and the Municipalities of Sibulan, Bacong and Valencia. The launching of the program and distribution of the cows was personally attended by US Agriculture attaché David Wolf. |
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