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"They are ours. They are our heritage. They are our treasure. They are the crowning glory of the Philippine forest." These powerful words from David Castor, the curator and manager of Negros Forest Park, emphasize the vital importance of preserving the native trees of the Philippines. In a world where environmental conservation is becoming increasingly crucial, protecting these native trees is not just an option—it's an imperative. This article will explore the significance of preserving Philippine native trees and their impact on the environment, biodiversity, and our future. The Slow Food Negros Community Food Talks series, as part of Terra Madre Salone del Gusto 2020, brings this crucial issue to the forefront. Slow Food International, a global movement committed to preserving local ...

Due to the increasing shortage of native lumber, people are starting to plant forest trees, but choosing what fast-growing trees to plan can be challenging. If you plan to plant trees to have lumber in the future or to use it in furniture, we list five fast-growing trees here to provide you with several options. When we say fast-growing trees, we are talking about trees that can be harvested within five to ten years. This list is limited only to forest tree species. You may also visit our list of profitable fruit trees to plant. Five Fast-growing Trees in the Philippines to Plant 1. Gmelina Arborea Gmelina is undoubtedly the number one choice of most people who plant trees for lumber. When properly managed, it can be harvested as early as five years. Gmemilina is also the most sustai...