SEA Movement

Because of the community’s vigilance, the reef destruction case is being taken seriously. 💙🌊

After the public outcry, both the LGU of General Luna and DENR SIPLAS responded quickly with inspections, a Notice of Violation, and even a Cease & Desist order. They confirmed what many of us feared: seagrass beds and reef rock formations—critical habitats and natural barriers from typhoons—were destroyed without clearance.

This is just the beginning. Accountability takes time, but the steps are moving. Let’s keep asking questions, demanding transparency, and showing up for SIPLAS.

Social media spread awareness. Now, let’s turn that energy into lasting change. ✊

A Sea Turtle Nesting Site in North Siargao! 🏝️🐢

On June 20, 2025, a mother sea turtle laid her eggs along the shores of .iao , between Brgy. Garcia and Brgy. Alegria in Sta. Monica, Siargao.

Thanks to the quick action of Hilners resort staffs and SK Maureen, the nest is now safely fenced and monitored.

Verified by DENR-SIPLAS, this marks an important step in protecting marine life up north!

Salamat karajaw, Hilners Resort, for helping protect our ocean friends. 🌊🐢

📸: Photos courtesy of SK Maureen & SK Janice

We’re looking for sponsors to support educational awareness workshops on marine conservation.
DM us if you’re interested in making a difference!💚

Team Building with a Theme and Purpose: Turtle Conservation in Focus

It was an inspiring gathering of conservation champions—resort owners, staff, families, and children—coming together for a meaningful one-day workshop dedicated to one of our most precious marine creatures: the sea turtle.

Organized by and Pawikan Café, the event offered participants deep insights into the biology of sea turtles, the Siargao Islands Protected Landscape and Seascape as a vital sanctuary, and the best practices for handling and conserving these incredible marine animals.

A day filled with learning, connection, and shared commitment to marine conservation.

Truly, by working hand in hand we can create ripples of lasting impact for our environment.
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A new sea turtle egg nesting site has been discovered in Isla La Januza for the second time!🐢🏝️💚

A big thank you to our amazing SeaWikan Patrollers, Kuya Bajon and Ms. Ane!
Salamat karajaw!💚

📸 Photos courtesy of Ms.