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This seminar workshop explores the practice of environmental reporting in local/regional media, highlighting the centrality of the local context, event-focused coverage, lack of contextualizing, and the need for greater depth. It also explores relationships within the ridge-to-reef framework, focusing on deforestation, urban flooding, and mining issues. The workshop aims to identify gaps, point out policy/regulatory implications, and engage communities, NGOs, government agencies, academic institutions, and personal study.
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Scanning the Landscape: Media Coverage of the Env't PPI Seminar Workshop on Environmental Reporting
Major observations about environmental reporting practice in the local/regional media (Centrality of local context for nuanced appreciation of macro trends) • event-focused (destruction, protests) • lack of contextualizing • need to have more depth; identifying gaps and pointing out policy, regulatory implications
Exploring Relationships: (Ridge-to-reef frame) Upstream Midstream Downstream
Exploring Relationships: (Ridge-to-reef frame) DEFORESTATION URBAN FLOODING
The case of mining • confined to the question of whether “to extract or not to extract” • but the issue is not that simple • The case of Sarangani • The case of Zamboanga Sibugay • The case of Bayog in Zamboanga del Sur
Taking abreast of in-depth trends • Communities • NGOs/advocates • Govt agencies and bodies • Academic institutions • Personal study