Publications

Relationships in sustaining community water

As an indigenous community, the Pulangiyēn respect the water source as it gives life and sustain local needs. Water is obtained from the source which is the regenerating forest. Having good relations with the environment for the water, the community…
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Agroecology – Organic Farming – Traditional Farming

The garden at APC is not typical of a traditional farm given its straight plots and paths, but works with many of the traditional practices. The intention is to produce food, other than carbohydrates, for use in the dalēpaan. The…
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Education open to the mountains

An “education open to the mountains” encompasses a holistic understanding of culture and goes beyond the language and the dances to include lifestyle, livelihood, and resource management. The community’s sustainable practices and deep knowledge of the landscape ensure that resources…
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Sustaining the old corner forest with the new

Experiencing new life are these remnant trees from the time of logging 50 years ago that was followed by farming on five areas by the Linantad, Almahan, Limbago, Nabas, Sat-ao, and Piping families, leaving the trees in their shared corner…
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APC launches booklet on the synodal journey of the Pulangiyēn youth

Youth from the the Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center (APC) and Balay Laudato Si’ with the River above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN) gathered together on 5 October in Bendum to launch Living Laudato Si’: The Synodal Journey of the…
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