TO aid Boholano communities prepare appropriate mitigations and adaptations in life in these times of climate changes, the local information office lends a 63-minute video on the topic.
The video documentary in digital video disk format (DVD) is entitled Panahon na: ang Pinoy at ang Hamon ng Climate Change is a government produced documentary hosted by Filipino television hosts and available at the Philippine Information Agency in Bohol.
The documentary details the recent calamities hitting the country and the climate changes that have been noticed in the last decade.
It follows the trends and presents models to predict what would possibly happen to the country in the next few years.
Documentary topics include global warming effects, the rising tides and the calamities that have started to hit various places in the country.
The documentary also details how agricultural and low lying communities in the country have started to realize that they could do no more than take adaptations measures.
The documentary is ideal for schools and organizations, who are currently scouting for ideas on mitigating the effects of climate change, remarked somebody who has seen the documentary.
It is so simple, so easy to digest that the documentary, which is done in mixed Tagalog-English could be seen and understood by grade five pupils to college students.
Interested groups can go to the Philippine Information Agency at the LMP Building, K of C Drive in Tagbilaran City, or call 412-22-02 or 503-9148.
Or email at piabohol171@yahoo.com for inquiries.
Lending could be done on a first come-first served basis. (PIA)
