Greenpeace is perhaps one of the most renowned organisations out there. They constantly strive to defend the environment, even if that means taking provocative actions such as challenging government and corporations. The organisation is powered entirely by donations from individuals and in the Philippines has worked to champion sustainable energy, combat illegal fishing, and campaign for clean seas. Anyone can sign up to volunteer in order to do their part and give back to help the advocacy. 

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Everyone who's been to Palawan knows the abundance of beauty that surrounds the island. Save The Palawan Seas has dedicated much of its resources to ensure that the local communities have access to sustainable livelihood alternatives and the resources to properly protect their environment. The foundation was established by renowned jewellery brand, Jewelmer, who has been a constant advocate for the protection of the natural beauty found on their shores.

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The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is among the most renowned of organisations. They're known to be at the frontlines of conservation efforts and have constantly collaborated with well-known names to promote inspiring causes. Since the pandemic, WWF Philippines has released multiple statements concerning its advocacy. They have also helped to organise initiatives that promote sustainability, most notably on Earth Hour. People are free to get involved with them through their website. 

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Named after the "haring ibon" or the Philippine Eagle, Haribon is a conservation group that allows people to participate through a variety of efforts. Don't be fooled, however, Haribon isn't just here to protect birds, but the forests and seas as well. Since the time of their establishment, the group has amassed over 2,600 volunteers, and have planted close to one million native trees. Anyone can join to become a member, donate to the cause, or volunteer their time.