Decades. And where will the seedlings be planted? In some God-forsaken place? Baguio needs the pines in the city itself, especially in the downtown area. In fact, there should be massive reforestation ...

raised and have decided to live in Baguio City will always fight for the survival of the pine tree, which has set apart the summer capital from the rest of the country for more than 100 years.

Landco Lifestyle Ventures breathes new life to Camp John Hay and unveils new and improved leisure offerings that will help ...

Baguio Representative Mark Go and the Baguio City Council are racing to pass laws to save the remaining pine trees in the city. Go on Monday, July 13, filed House Bill No. 7090 seeking for 10-year ...

the site identified for the SM City Baguio Expansion project sometime in February, 2012. Without hesitation, I did the evaluation of the 140 trees (43 Alnus trees and 97 Pine trees) that were ...

Baguio City is is dubbed as the City of Pines because most of the mountainous parts of the city is planted with various varieties of pine trees. It is also called the summer capital of the ...

and even celebrities like Giselle Sanchez and Kyla are now making efforts to save the pine trees that will be cut for the expansion of SM Baguio. Baguio City residents have been fighting since late ...

BAGUIO CITY, Philippines ?— The Baguio City Council is deliberating on a measure to declare all pine trees in the city "heritage and protected trees", making cutting them down punishable by ...

residents of Baguio City woke up on Saturday, January 17, to discover that SM Baguio had decided to cut 60 trees surrounding the mall for its expansion. Baguio residents had fought hard to save ...

BAGUIO CITY, Benguet, Philippines — Bishop Victor Bendico of the Diocese of Baguio on Saturday assailed the cutting of 53 pine trees and one Norfolk fir by a real estate developer, which also ...

A pine tree in the Philippines city of Baguio estimated to be more than 200 years old was destroyed in a landslide on Saturday, September 15, after Typhoon Mangkhut, known locally as Ompong, made a ...

The Philippines’ summer capital, known for its cool air and pine trees, has been the favorite refuge of Filipinos wanting to escape the scorching heat in Metro Manila and other parts of the country.