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By Say It, Nessie on Jan 14, 2013 in: Advocacy, Events, BR. ARMIN A. LUISTRO FSC, DepEd, Lopez National Comprehensive High School, UNESCO
A team of students from Lopez National Comprehensive High School from Quezon Province won first prize in United Nations Educational, ... Continue reading...
By The Viewfinder on Nov 23, 2012 in: Philippines, philippine baroque churches, travel, unesco, miag-ao church, unesco heritage site, miagao church
UNESCO World Heritage SiteMiag-ao, Iloilo, Philippines...
By Between Coordinates on Oct 30, 2012 in: Travel Porn, Uncategorized, australia, dream destination, shark bay, stromatolites, stromatoliths, travel plans, travel porn, UNESCO, western australia, world heritage site, world travel
Shark Bay is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991. It boasts 4,000 square kilometers of sea grass meadows that are the largest in the world. Found in the westernmost part of Australia, this lush place thrives with 323 fish species, 150 rept...
By miss/adventuretraveler on Oct 17, 2012 in: calle crisologo, sorbetes, ice cream, vigan, ilocos sur, philippines, north, roadtrip, sidetrip, sidetriptravels, spanish, unesco, heritage, kalesa, horse
With the amazing weather we were blessed with that morning, the group enjoyed a kalesa ride &...
By marinduquegov on Oct 14, 2012 in: UNESCO
Graphic poster produced during the Budapest Conference on CyberspaceFreedom of speech should not be compromised by measures taken in the name of cybersecurity – whether these measures are against cyberfraud or cyberwarfare. This was the message del...
By It's Annjo with a double N on Oct 2, 2012 in: Being a student, Life Lessons, On the subjective side, Student Activism, The insides of my notebook., advocacies, bangsamoro, Blogging, christians, international day of peace, James Annjo, lyceum of the philippines, mindanao, muslims, My Thoughts, opapp, Pagadian, peace process, peacetech, Random Thoughts, unesco, Zamboanga del Sur
We're not really different from people of Luzon, and Visayas, in fact, what I do know is that we're all the same- Filipinos.
By It's Annjo with a double N on Oct 2, 2012 in: Being a student, Life Lessons, On the subjective side, Student Activism, The insides of my notebook., advocacies, bangsamoro, Blogging, christians, international day of peace, James Annjo, lyceum of the philippines, mindanao, muslims, My Thoughts, opapp, Pagadian, peace process, peacetech, Random Thoughts, unesco, Zamboanga del Sur
We're not really different from people of Luzon, and Visayas, in fact, what I do know is that we're all the same- Filipinos.