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REGIO EGION N II III

LOCA OCATION TION

CENT CENTRA RAL L L LUZON UZON

• BOUNDARIES

North : Pangasinan South : Bataan East : Tarlac & Pampanga West : West Philippine Sea

• POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS
• Congressional District I

Olongapo City Subic Castillejos San Marcelino

• Congressional District II
• Sta. Cruz

Candelaria Masinloc Palauig Iba Botolan Cabangan San Felipe San Narciso San Antonio

ZAMBALES ALES

P H Y S I C A L L P R O F I L E

TOTAL AL LA LAND A ND AREA : 3,645.8 REA : 3,645.8 sq sqkm km LA LAND ND RES ESOUR OURCE: E:

Alienable & Disposable Land : 127,836 ha

FOR FORES ESTLAN TLAND :243 :243,604 ,604 ha ha

FOREST RESERVE : 51,817 ha MILITARY RESERVATION : 8,600 ha NATIONAL PARK : 9 ha FISH POND : 425 ha ESTABLISHED TIMBERLAND :182,753 ha

WA WATE TER R RESO RESOUR URCE: CE:

CO COASTLINE ASTLINE : 17 177 km 7 km RI RIVERS VERS AND CREEK AND CREEKS S : 34 34

TOTAL AL PO POPU PULA LATI TION ON : 534,443 : 534,443 PO POPU PULA LATI TION ON DENS DENSIT ITY : 147 pe Y : 147 perso son/ n/sq sqkm km

Demographic Coastal Ecosystem

• TOTAL NO. BARANGAYS

:230 COASTAL BARANGAY : 84

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• Coastal Barangays are directly

dependent on the West Philippine Sea as a source of livelihood

VISI VISION ON

Zambale Zambales, a globally

ally comp mpeti etitiv ive eco eco- tourism rism des estinatio ion, aquatic cent center er and hig ighly ly in industria riali lized ed provin vince with with Go God- fear earin ing heal ealthy and and em empower ered ed citiz citizenry enry wit with su sustaina ainable le en envir vironment ment an and sel self su sufficient icient eco economy my driv riven en by by a dyn ynamic amic and decent ent leader ersh ship ip.

MIS MISSION ION

To provid vide e compreh ehensiv ensive, , equit itable le timel mely y and qualit lity services ces to Zambale aleños ños throu

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h efficie cient, t, effectiv ctive, decen ent, and responsiv sive e good gover ernan nance ce to attain ain high h standa ndard of livin ing in a peaceful eful and progressiv essive e provin vince ce to become

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ZAMB ZAMBALES ALES

 Mount Tapulao Eco-Tourism (Municipality of Palauig)  Masinloc Marine Ecology Learning Center (Municipality of Masinloc)  Looc Lake Development Project (Municipality of Castillejos)  Uacon Lake Development Project (Municipality of Candelaria)

MOUNT TAPULAO ECOTOURISM Sitio Dampay, Brgy Salaza Palauig, Zambales

Overview

Moun unt Tapu pulao lao, also known as High Peak, is

the tallest mountain in Central Luzon at 6,683 feet (2,037 meters) above sea level. It was named after the Sumatran Pine trees, locally called “tapulao”, that grow abundantly in the Zambales Mountain range. The semi- temperate climate here allowed for the abundant growth

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these pine trees.

• Mt. Tapulao's summit offers a breath-taking panoramic view of the

Zambales mountains on the east, Lingayen gulf to the north, and the South China Sea to the west. Hikers can take an old mining trail of undulating and rolling mountains from Barangay Dampay in Palauig to reach the summit, about 18 kilometers away. DENR Region III has entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Local Government of Palauig for the protection and conservation of unique biodiversity found inside the 5,000 hectare Mt. Tapulao area. The Giant Cloud Rat, scientific Phloeomys pallidus, and the newly discovered Rhynchomys tapulao, another species of rodent, are just two of the 85 faunal species found in the area.

Mount Tapulao

Location Map

L O C A T I O N M A P

LAND USE MAP

PROPOSED SITE

PROTECTED AREA ECO-TOURISM ZONE WOOD PRODUCTION AREA IP COMMUNITY VEGETABLE GARDEN WATER SPORTS & RECREATION

Water SPORTS FOREST

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FARMER MERS MA MARKET

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Villa Mango shop Indigenous products

BIRD WATCHING GLAMPING

WELLNESS HEALING CENTER

TRIBAL REPLICA Integrated organic farm and restaurant

MT . TAPULAO DEVELOPMENT PROJECT @ Km 6

Camp site

Biodiversity along the road

Trekking

NATIVE PLANTS TIVE PLANTS OF M OF MT . T . TAPULA APULAO

NATI TIVE VE PL PLANTS O ANTS OF MT MT . . TAPULA APULAO

NATIVE IVE PLANTS LANTS OF MT OF MT. T . TAPULA APULAO

NATI TIVE VE PL PLANTS O ANTS OF MT MT . . TAPULA APULAO

NATI TIVE VE PL PLAN ANTS O TS OF MT F MT . . TAPULA APULAO

Breathtak athtaking ing La Landsc scap ape e

Bird watching Glamping

• Map citing of rare bird species
• Train guides to identify species and provide

inputs on its bio dive significance

• Train guides as WEO to ensure adherence

to existing laws (avoid wildlife trafficking)

• “Glamping” – glamorous camping
• To provide bird watchers and other

tourists a quality and comfortable stay in the forest Amenities:

• Elevated tents with decent toilet and

sleeping beds

• Gourmet food – menu to be developed

by a professional chef

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• Water sp

sports s in Bagsit sit river

• Bunk houses/overnight

cottages/Log cabins

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trekkers/mountaineers who want to stay

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campsite (km 16)

• View decks

– to be constructed in strategic places to view the unique surroundings of Mt Tapulao.

Enhancement of the camping ground (for mountaineers)

Project Unit Price Cost

Glamping 20 P 70,000 P1,400,000.00 Bird Watching Gadgets 40 15,000 600,000.00 Villas 10 250,000 2,500,000.00 Tribal houses 20 50,000 1,000,000.00 Integrated Organic Farm 1,000,000.00 Wellness Clinic 10 20,000 200,000.00 Souvenir Shops 20 10,000 200,000.00 Restaurant 2 200,000 400,000.00 Farmer’s Market 1 100,000 100,000.00 Water and Rock Adventure 1,000,000.00 Establishment of potable water 3,000.000.00 Distribution of electrical system 3,000.000.00 Road Improvements 5,000,000.00 Signages 300,000.00 Enhancement of camp site P1,000,000.00 View decks (km 6, Summit) 1,500,000.00 TOTAL = P22,200,000.00

PR PROJECT OJECT ESTIMA ESTIMATED COST TED COST

MT MT .T .TAPULA APULAO

MA MARIN INE E ECOL OLOG OGY LE LEARNI NING NG CENTE ENTER

SAN SAN SAL SALVADOR ISLAND ADOR ISLAND Masin Masinloc, loc, Zam Zambale bales s Philippines Philippines

The community-based Marine Conservation Project In San

Salvador Island (MCPSSI), Masinloc, Zambales

has caught national attention when it garnered top award for excellence

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local governance in 1996 under the “Gantimpalang Panglingkod Pook” (Galing

Pook Award), sponsored by the Asian Institute of Management

(AIM) and the Local Government Academy (LGA). One

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the “Galing Pook Award” is the establishment of replication models of successful LGU projects. The Local Government Academy (LGA) has identified the Marine Conservation Project in Masinloc as

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the models

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environment management. Thus, in February 1997, Masinloc was chosen as one of the eight (8) sites in the Philippines for the establishment of Innovations Laboratory specializing on marine ecology. The aim is to showcase the LGUs strategy in developing and managing a successful community-based resource management project. To date, the LGU-Masinloc has established additional three (3) sites

for marine sanctuaries (demonstration sites) in various coastal areas, namely: 50 hectares in Barangay Bani; 20 hectares in Sitio Panglit, San Lorenzo and 4-hectares Giant Clam Project in San Salvador Island. This coral reef project was previously supported by the

United Nations Environmental Program. With the installation of the project, LGU learners, residents and

• ther environmental groups will become aware of the benefits of the project

and would encourage project replication.

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RATIONALE

• Undertake orientation on marine ecology to various

learners, tourist groups, etc. with the end view of increasing the environmental awareness of the people.

O B J E C T I V E S

• Project’s overall objective is to promote

awareness among local governments and various environmental sectors that devolution works

• Encourage project replication and

innovation of strategies / programs

• Establish as Marine Ecology Learning Center that will

serve as a learning venue on successful innovations and best practices on local governance focusing on marine ecology

• Undertake various information dissemination on the LGU

strategies in successfully establishing marine sanctuaries thru exchange and study visits, internship program

PARTICULARS ESTIMATED COST PROJECT COST Research Building P 5,000,000.00 Equipments/Fixtures & Commodities P 1,000,000.00 Marine Supplies & Equipments P 3,760,000.00 Tourist Boat & Equipment P 3,500,000.00 Administrative Expenses P 1,500,000.00 Study Tours (Local/Foreign) P 500,000.00 Contingencies P 763,000.00 TOTAL P 16,023,000.00

PROJE OJECT CT CO COST/LINE ITE /LINE ITEMS MS

PROJE OJECT CT CO COMP MPON ONENTS NTS

The Center shall be equipped with spacious learning study areas (Conference hall), information equipment, like computers, web-sites,

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projectors, plasma TV, cameras, and other marine supplies like: scuba diving gears and snorkeling

• materials. The second floor will be used as guest house

for study tour learners/guests.

 Establishment of a Marine Ecology Learning Center

Marine Ecology Education and Training

Training component shall focus on continuous non-formal marine ecology education thru lectures, orientation, seminars, field trips / study tours. Scuba Diving and Snorkeling activities shall form part of the education component.

SNORKELING

Eco-Tourism Development

This component shall focus on assisting the learners / visitors during study tours. The “Home Stay Program” model shall be installed whereby, utilizing the community residents to participate in the tourism

• programs. They shall encourage the visitors to experience the daily routine
• f the fisher folks. In support of the program is the purchase of a big tourist

boat that could accommodate at least 30-40 participants. The boat shall transport participants from the main island to various marine sanctuaries in Masinloc.

Coral Reef Transplantation Project

This component shall introduce to the learners (students) the importance of marine education by directly involving them to experience the activities involved in the preservation and conservation of marine

• resources. They will be taught to propagate and

transplant corals in the designated reefs. The value of

• wnership meant to inculcate positive attitudes to the

learners.

Coral Transplantation Installation of coral nursery

Marine Research and Development

MAP OF MASINLOC

Province of Zambales

PROPOSED PROJECT SITE

PROJECT LOCATION

SAN SAN SAL SALVADOR ISLAND ADOR ISLAND MASIN MASINLOC OC Pr Province vince of

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Zambales Philippines Philippines

MARI MARINE ECOL NE ECOLOG OGY LE LEARN ARNING NG CENTER CENTER

SAN SAN SAL SALVADOR ISLAND ADOR ISLAND MASINL MASINLOC OC Pr Province of vince of Zambales Zambales Philippines Philippines

GIANT CLAMS AND LIVE CORALS SEA CUCUMBER

CORAL TRANSPLANTATION