Bohol should be able to start the much needed cloud seeding operations next week.
Category: Weather
Grass fire hits Chocolate Hills in Carmen
A grass fire that lasted for hours due to the extreme heat affected the Chocolate Hills in Carmen town on Tuesday night, April 30, 2024.
Capitol joins Earth Day celebration
Gov. Erico Aristotle Aumentado issued Memorandum 2024-0591 for the conduct of a Capitol-wide clean up drive at the Capitol premises and surroundings on April 22.
Agri damage due to El Niño reaches P31M
Damage to agriculture in Bohol due to the El Niño has breached the P31 million mark.
Bohol mayor urges DepEd to revert to old school calendar
Buenavista Mayor Atty. Dave Duallo has urged Vice-President and education secretary Sara Zimmerman Duterte to return back the present school schedule to old classes calendar.
Underwater assessment and giant clams monitoring conducted in Anda, Mabini
Responding to this challenge, the provincial government of Bohol, in collaboration with the Bohol Provincial Environment Management Office (BPEMO), has intensified its annual underwater assessment and giant clams monitoring program.
No classes at BISU campuses due to extreme heat starting April 8
All classes in six campuses at Bohol Island State University (BISU) are suspended beginning Monday, April 8 until further notice as the summer heat became risky for teachers and students to go out.
CAPITOL ON TOP OF HIGH HEAT INDEX CONCERN
The Provincial Government of Bohol is on top of mitigating the impacts of extreme temperatures.
CAPITOL FORMS TASK FORCE ON HIGH HEAT TEMPERATURE
Gov. Erico Aristotle Aumentado issued the directive following PAGASA reports of temperatures breaching 41 degrees Celsius since March 28 in different parts of the country.
1, 300 ka mga Bol-anon nakadawat og hinabang panginabuhian gikan sa UN- FAO, Japan
Pakete sa tabang sa panguma, tabang sa panagat ug mga bansay-bansay ang gitunol ngadto sa kinatibuk-an nga mga 1300 ka mga mag-uuma sa Ubay, President Carlos P. Garcia ug Mabini, sa usa ka seremonyas sa Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Multi-Species Hatchery.
Bohol DRRM mulls cloud seeding to protect agri productivity
The provincial government is targeting cloud seeding operations by April to ensure agricultural productivity.
Pro-active cloud seeding op’ns to save crops, replenish dams
Rice planted by farmers who risked planting in the dry cropping season despite starting late in December and January 2024, as well as rainfed areas and those not served by the irrigation systems can still be saved, if cloud seeding operations could be initiated soon.