INDICATOR 15.3.
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Supporting land ecosystems through action
15.3.1. Sustainable Use, Conservation and Restoration of land (policy)
15.3.1. Sustainable Use, Conservation and Restoration of land (policy)
NEMSU’S POLICY ON CONSERVATION, RESTORATION, AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF LAND ECOSYSTEMS
NEMSU’S POLICY ON CONSERVATION, RESTORATION, AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF LAND ECOSYSTEMS
North Eastern Mindanao State University (NEMSU) has institutionalized its commitment to environmental stewardship by embedding policies for the sustainable use, conservation, and restoration of terrestrial ecosystems in its Revised Land Use Development and Infrastructure Plan (Revised LUDIP).
The plan outlines strategies that ensure responsible management of land resources, with specific provisions addressing forests, mountains, and water systems within and around university sites. Key sections include:
Chapter III, Subchapter B: Site Development Plan and Infrastructure Plan
Page 365: Description of the Proposed Land Use
Page 369: Item #2
Page 372: Item #1
Page 447: Item #45
Page 450: Item #53
Page 456: Item #69
Page 549: Land and Water Policies
These integrated policies demonstrate NEMSU’s proactive stance in safeguarding ecosystems while balancing academic, infrastructure, and community development. The LUDIP serves as a roadmap to ensure that campus growth aligns with sustainable land use and ecological resilience.
NEMSU Revised LUDIP FY2023-2032.pdf15.3.2. Monitoring IUCN and Other Conservation Species (Policies)
15.3.2. Monitoring IUCN and Other Conservation Species (Policies)
15.3.3. Local Biodiversity Included in Planning and Development
15.3.3. Local Biodiversity Included in Planning and Development
INTEGRATION OF LOCAL BIODIVERSITY IN NEMSU’S PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
INTEGRATION OF LOCAL BIODIVERSITY IN NEMSU’S PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
North Eastern Mindanao State University (NEMSU) ensures that local biodiversity is a core consideration in its planning and development processes, particularly in infrastructure expansion and campus improvements. This commitment is reflected in the university’s Revised Land Use Development and Infrastructure Plan (Revised-LUDIP), where biodiversity protection is embedded across multiple chapters and sections.
Key references include:
Chapter III. Subchapter B: Campus Development Plan and Investment Program
Page 423: Item #52
Page 446: Item #42
Page 447: Items #45 & #46
Page 448: Item #48
Page 450: Item #53
Page 524: Item #25
Chapter III. Subchapter C: Zoning Regulations
Page 561
Page 591
NEMSU Revised LUDIP FY2023-2032.pdf15.3.4. Alien Species Impact Reduction (Policies)
15.3.4. Alien Species Impact Reduction (Policies)
15.3.5. Collaboration for Shared Land Ecosystems
15.3.5. Collaboration for Shared Land Ecosystems
NEMSU’S COLLABORATION FOR SHARED LAND ECOSYSTEMS
In celebration of the 124th Philippine Civil Service Anniversary, North Eastern Mindanao State University (NEMSU) Cantilan Campus joined hands with the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Cantilan to promote environmental conservation through a large-scale tree planting activity. The event took place on September 14 at Baybay Dos, Barangay Magosilom, extending to Barangay Union.
The initiative successfully planted over 600 tree seedlings, made possible through the support of CENRO Cantilan, which provided the seedlings, and MENRO Cantilan, whose personnel actively assisted in the planting. This collaborative endeavor highlights NEMSU’s dedication to sustainable land ecosystem management, aligning with the university’s environmental advocacy and the goals of SDG 15: Life on Land.
NEMSU strengthens community-based efforts toward reforestation, biodiversity conservation, and climate resilience, ensuring that both the university and the surrounding communities play an active role in nurturing a greener and more sustainable future.
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