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Searching for a man on a horse / Victor O. Ramos -- Forests as logs and development / Vicente Jayme -- Forests as Lumad identity / Dante Sinhayan -- The loss of cultural identity / Amay Gangga -- Seeking a way forward / Children of Bendum -- Forests and rivers of a thousand years / Greg Hontiveros -- Drift wood from Arakan / Undong and Fatima Mahayag -- Trees and forests as luxuries / Joanne Legaspi -- Finding homes for trees / Cesar Aguinaldo -- Rooting Philippine architecture / Nicolo del Castillo -- Mining and forests in 20 years / Ed Coronel and Paul Azarcon -- From the mouths of babes / Beatriz and Danielle de Jesus, and Joleena Ramoso -- Opportunity without security / Boyet and Ninia Olango -- Planning a green future / George Aseniero -- Hunger defines our lives / Timbang Tungkay -- The grass cutters / Judy Campus -- Shifting livelihoods / Lito Aresa -- Pushing up bamboo / Rosario Encarnacion-Tan -- Lanao as a watershed / Hadji Malik Pangandaman -- Of truth and freedom / Raul Zapatos -- No more dirges for Philippine forests / Joey Ayala -- There is always hope / Patrick Dugan -- Preaching the seven commandments of tree planting / Art Mercader -- When does development come into view? / MILF Commander -- Regaining integrity and heroism / Delfin Ganapin, Jr. -- From bats to forests to people / Nina Ingle -- From dealing in shabu to free coffins / Bagut Ocite -- Farming in forestlands / Juanito Saday -- Dialoguing with creation / Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales -- From Kainginero to Forest Management Director / Romeo Acosta -- Giving forests a break through garbage / Vicente Hizon -- Philippine climate and change / Jose Ramon Villarin, S.J. -- Seeing the eagle for the forests / Anabelle Plantilla -- On the banks of autonomy / Michael Mastura -- Regreening the forests in the hearts of people / Rene de Rueda -- Talisay forest home / Jose Rizal -- Community logging on the roll / Community Loggers -- Household economies dependent on open access / Lisa Akrayo -- Logging epilogue / Evelyn Clavano -- The past that does not fit the future / Wendy Clavano -- Regenerating Philippine forestry / Ernesto Cadaweng -- Legally operating without a license / Deborah and Jose Manlapaz and Jesus Alpor -- Learning from the locals / Elisea Gozun -- Resource governing with culture / Modesto Gaab -- To feel and to act: accompanying life amidst the ruins / Young Jesuits -- What forestland could not provide / Marites Bulaclac -- The high cost of human security and sustainable resources / Rodrigo Sugalan -- Mountain forests and vegetable gardens: why worry? / Dallay Annawi -- Culture as an integral part of social, economic and divine relations / Karl Gaspar, CSsR -- Extending environment and resource equity for coming generations / Alistair MacDonald -- Taking responsibility for the realm of the public / Randolph David -- Aware of our identity in a global world / Bishop Francisco CLaver S.J., D.D. -- The human face to Philippine forests / Ben Malayang III -- Decline of the Philippine forest.

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The book provides personal and intimate glimpses of different generations of Filipinos from various sectors and their understanding of Philippine forests and the environment - both where forests previously existed and where they still remain. It includes reflections on the present state of forest management, the consumption of forest products, and the recognition of forest benefits beyond timber.

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