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Where legacy takes root on Masungi’s fragile ground

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By Viggo SarmagoBulatlat.com BARAS, Rizal – Amid concrete jungles where greens do not grow, the Masungi Georeserve conservation effort stands firm — building a legacy of resistance against environmentally destructive projects.  A view of the Legacy Trail landscape of the Masungi Georeserve. Masungi got its name from the word “Masungki,” meaning spiky, or jagged. Describing its well-known limestone formations, more prominent in Discovery Trail, t…
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Where legacy takes root on Masungi’s fragile ground

By Viggo SarmagoBulatlat.com BARAS, Rizal – Amid concrete jungles where greens do not grow, the Masungi Georeserve conservation effort stands firm — building a legacy of resistance against environmentally destructive projects.  A view of the Legacy Trail landscape of the Masungi Georeserve. Masungi got its name from the word “Masungki,” meaning spiky, or jagged. Describing its well-known limestone formations, more prominent in Discovery Trail, t…

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