Pusod, Inc

Pusod, Inc is rated 3 out of 5 in the category nonprofit organization management. Read and write reviews about Pusod, Inc. Formed in Manila on March 2004, we continue the work originally begun in 1995 by the Babilonia Wilner Foundation . Our vision is a world where people and communities are energized by their cultural and ecological wealth; live with reverence for earth and all life; and naturally prosper in diverse, self-sustaining local economies in which all beings thrive."​ We owe our success to the communities we serve. We work with respect for local wisdom, and in participation with all available stakeholders for fruitful partnerships and results. We have worked throughout the Southern Tagalog Region and in Marinduque and Northern Mindoro. Current programming focuses on national treasures such as Taal Volcano Protected Landscape, Mt. Malarayat Forest Reserve, and Verde Island Passage which is renowned for having some of the highest levels of endemic marine life in the entire world. The Babilonia Fund has been consistently supporting Pusod, Inc. together with individual, corporate and other funding organizations. Pusod has established the Taal Lake Conservation Center with a generous grant from United Parcel Service (UPS) Foundation and is represented in the TVPL Protected Area Management Board. Globe Bridging Communities supports the Sustainable Tourism initiatives of the organization in TVPL. Pusod, Inc., is also crucial in the formation of the Lipa Headwaters Council for the conservation and management of Mt. Malarayat Forest Reserve. The Philippine Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation supports several Pusod-initiatives such as Biodiversity Monitoring System and Database Management, Ecotourism, and Capacity Building of the LHWC. We supports the implementation of the Verde Island Passage Management Framework. Also identified as one of California Academy of Sciences local partners for the Philippine Biodiversity Expedition 2011, Pusod continues to be the education outreach local partner of CAS in the succeeding Marine Biodiversity Expeditions.