(This was because of the fund-raising drive I did for Bantay Gubat in 2020, thanks to everyone who contributed. <3 )
I almost forgot about the video and only remembered when I had to fill up a form yesterday detailing my involvement in fundraisers over the years. Thank you, World Wildlife Fund for Nature Philippines for giving us avenues to help in ways we can.
(My part is here in case you were curious. :’)))

Culture Carousel: Cynthia Arre advocates forest conservation through art, by Ms. Irene Obligacion (The Sunday Times, June 18, 2023)

Cynthia Bauzon-Arre, from ‘big idea’ to Philippine forest conservation projects fueled by design, by Ms. Chaela Mirano (Adobo Magazine, February 2023)

Promoting Forest Conservation and Heritage Preservation Through Art | DZUP Atin ‘To Interview, March 23, 2021: Link

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Drawing Native Trees for Conservation – Presentation + Demo | Ang InK, November 2020: Link

Business Mirror, Sept. 27, 2020: Link

Arts for Conservation Episode | MUNI on this Podcast, August 2020: Link

MB Lifestyle, July 17, 2020: Link

Also thrilled to have been interviewed in NoliSoli.Ph where I was asked to talk about the #DrawNativeTreesPh campaign plus how my advocacy got realized, and also how the collaboration with Forest Foundation Philippines began. [ GO ]

Was also invited by Team Asia to be a guest in Part 3 of their live webinar series, “Experience Online” with the theme, “Live to Drive Passion.” The other guests were singers Karylle Yuzon and Acel Bisa van Ommen, and dancer Stephen Biadona. We all talked about how our passions fuel us to pursue our advocacies and live with purpose. You can watch the hour-and-a-half-long webinar on Team Asia’s FB page via this direct link to the video.

My work with Forest Foundation Philippines was featured recently on Adobo Magazine. Hope you can read the full interview, here. 🙂