Current Projects

SWCF Programs and Projects (2005 to Present)

Book Corner Program – This program equips rural public day care centers (Philippine’s equivalent to kindergarten education) with basic nursery books, toys, posters and other educational tools needed to enhance the overall performance of both the teachers and the students. (Funded by private donations.)

Environmental Education Program – The program consist of activities designed to enhancethe general public’s’ knowledge, concern and appreciation for the natural environment. Activities include tours, lectures, training and establishment of parks and trails specifically designed for environmental education. Examples of these activities are the Watershed Educational Tour and the Nature Encounter trips in Bohol.

Micro-credit for Farmer’s Organization Program - This program provides small credit for business development activities of farmer’s organizations.

Biodiversity Conservation through Biodiversity Monitoring and Eco-Tourism Development in selected Barangays of Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape - (Funded by UNDP-GEF)

Development of Karst Information Kit
(Funded by the Cornell University/Leyte State College)

Cambigsi Natural Resource Management Project
(Funded by Aus-Aid PACAP)

Omjon Natural Resource Management Project
(Funded by Aus-Aid PACAP)

Strengthening Integrated Natural Resource Management and Income Generation in Eskaya Communities of Bohol Philippines
(funded by UNDP)

Potable Water System Project in Upland Communities in Bohol
(Funded by Ayala-USA)

Increasing Income of the Farmers Group through Improved Practices of Goat Production and Pasture Management
(Funded by -ACIAR-CATP)

Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape Biodiversity Conservation and Community Poverty Reduction Project
(funded by European Commission)

Nueva Vida Sur Natural Resource Management Project
(Funded by Aus-Aid-PACAP)

Conservation of Cave Swiftlets and Sustainable Harvesting of their Nest in Karst Landscape of Bohol
Funded by Rufford Small Grants for Nature Conservation)

Dipterocarp Tree Domestication and Use of public and Private Lands in Selected Sites
(Funded by Phil. Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation)

Using Assisted Natural Regeneration to Restore Degraded Forest of RSPL
(Funded by Phil. Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation)

Enhancing Bat and Dipterocarp Conservation Through Research and Conservation (Foundation for Phil. Environment)

Strengthening Solid Waste Management in Bilar, Bohol
(Funded by USAID Phil Environmental Governance Program)

Bilar-Batuan Ecotourism Enhancement Project
(Funded by Aus-Aid PACAP)

Capacity Building and Development of Farmers Association and Cooperatives in Upland Barangays in Bohol, Philippines
(Funded by the Belgian govt. through DISOP, Philippines)

Development and Support for Dipterocarp Information Material in the Philippines
(Funded by Phil. Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation )


Note: SWCF has implemented a total of 82 projects since its beginning in 1989.