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Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Status of Mangroves in
the Province of
Bataan
Project Management Office
23-24 October 2014
Office of the Governor
Balanga City, Bataan
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
• Bataan lies in the southwestern part of the Philippines’ Central Luzon region.
• Bataan is a peninsular province bounded by the Manila Bay the South China Sea
• 687,482 total population
• 79 coastal barangays
• 227,266 coastal population
• 11 municipalities and 1 city
• 1,373 sq. km. total land area
• 133,962 has. municipal waters
• 188.66 km. length of coastline
Manila & Manila Bay
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Province: Bataan Coastal
Cities/Municipalities
Coastal barangays
1st District HERMOSA 1. Pulo 2. Almacen 3. Saba 4. Mabuco
ORANI 5. Pantalang Luma 6. Pantalang Bago 7. Kaparangan 8. Balut 9. Kabalutan 10. Wawa 11. Tapulao 12. Puksuan 13. Calero
SAMAL 14. Lalawigan 15. Calaguiman 16. Sta. Lucia 17. Daan Bago 18. Sapa 19. Tabing Ilog
ABUCAY 20. Mabatang 21. Capitangan 22. Calaylayan 23. Wawa 24. Omboy
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MORONG 26. Sabang 27. Nagbalayong 28. Poblacion 29. Mabayo
BALANGA 30. Sibacan 31. Pto. Rivas Ibaba 32. Pto. Rivas Itaas 33. Tortugas 34. Tuyo 35. Lote
PILAR 36. Balut I
37. Balut II
38. Wawa
39. Wakas
40. Landing
2nd District ORION 41. Putting Buhangin 42. Sta.Elena 43. Daan Pare 44. Capunitan 45. Lusungan 46. Daan Bago 47. Wawa 48. Pag-asa 49. Balut 50. Camachile
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LIMAY Lamao Alangan
Kitang II/Bo.Luz Kitang I Landing
Townsite /Villafrancia Wawa
Reformista St.Francis/Bo.Roxas
St. Francis II
MARIVELES Lucanin Cabcaben Townsite (Pinag-Apugan) San Jose Alas-asin Sisiman Nasui Ipag Camaya Balon Anito Mt. View Batangas II
BAGAC Binuangan
Pag-asa
Quinawan
Saysayin
Paysawan
Ibis
Banawang
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Socio-economic status of coastal communities in Bataan
Fishing Fish processing Alternative livelihood coming from agricultural activities Employment from different sectors
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High poverty incidence Low-income level Low education level
Lower access rates to basic necessities like safe water, sanitary toilets and electricity
Size of household fishers is greater than the national average
Socio-economic status of coastal communities in Bataan
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Threats to the coast of Bataan
•Pollution from land-base activity
•Habitat and resources degradation
•Over-fishing and destructive fishing methods
•Multiple resources use conflicts and governance
•Oil Spills and other sea-base source of pollution
•Siltation and Sedimentation
•Transboundary issues
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Status of Mangroves in Bataan
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Status of Mangroves in Bataan
Abucay
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Balanga
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Limay
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Orani
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Orion
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Pilar
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Samal
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Orani for Validation
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Importance of Mangroves in Bataan
Provide nursery grounds for fish,
prawns & crabs & support fisheries production in coastal waters
Produce leaf litter and detrital matter which are valuable sources of food for animals in estuaries and coastal waters Protect the environment by protecting coastal areas and communities from storm surges, tidal currents and typhoons
Serve as recreational grounds for bird watching and observation of other wildlife
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Klang, Malaysia
Chonburi, Thailand
Danang, Vietnam
Bali, Indonesia
Economic value of mangroves
Bataan Integrated Coastal Management Program
Degradation of mangrove forests
Built-up Area Expansion in the Coastal
Zone
Conversion to
Aquaculture
Fuelwood
Pollution (Domestic Waste)
Natural Calamities
Solid Waste
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Mangrove Protection and Management
People’s Organization/FARMC’s of
every municipality
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Mangrove Rehabilitation
Multi-stakeholders partnership 1. Local Government Units 2. Peoples’ Organizations 3. Non-government Organizations 4. Private Corporations 5. National Government Agencies 6. Bataan Coastal Care Foundation
Inc.
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DENR’s Mangrove Enhancement
Mangrove Rehabilitation
Year
Location
Area (ha)
2007
Kabalutan, Orani
(BAKLAD)
8.0
2008
Kabalutan, Orani
(BAKLAD)
Wakas, Pilar
(SALBA)
5.0
3.0
2009
Pto. Rivas, Balanga
Orion
Pilar
Balanga
Abucay
Samal
Orani
5.0
7.0
5.0
3.0
10.0
10.0
5.0
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Year
Location
Area (ha)
2010
Orani
Orion
Samal
5.0
3.0
3.0
Total
72.0
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PMO’s Mangrove Enhancement
Year
Location
Area (ha)
2002 to
2010
Balanga, Pilar,
Orion, Limay
27.50
Total
27.50
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BFAR’s Mangrove Enhancement
Year
Location
Area (ha)
2011
Orani to
Limay
18.0
Total
18.0
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Mangrove Planting Activities • PGB with BCCFI
- Location: City of Balanga, Municipalities of Abucay, Pilar, Orion and Limay
- No. of hectares planted – 24 hectares
- No. of propagules planted – 207,000 (with a survival rate of 70%) and 47,000 seedlings
- No. of volunteers involved – more than 5,000 from different sectors
• PGB with LGUs
- Initiatives from Samal, Abucay, Balanga City, Pilar, Orion
• PGB with PO (Sagip Likas Yaman-Dagat ng Bataan or SALBA)
- Location: Orani, Pilar, Limay
- No. of hectares planted – 21 hectares
- No. of propagules planted – 130,000
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Mangrove Planting
Site in Sibacan,
Balanga City.
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