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This conference was organized by DENR and COSERAM, a GIZ funded project. The conference were participated by protected area management practitioners from Regions 9 to 13. The participants were mostly Protected Area Superintendents (PASus), representatives from the local government units particularly the provincial and municipal planning and development offices, and the local chief executives. The conference serves as an avenue among PAMB members and Protected Area (PA) practitioners for the exchange of experiences, lessons learned and practices, and community-based initiatives relative to the management of their respective PAs.

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