Satellite images of Barangay Tibsoc can be viewed at Maplandia. I've registered our latitude and longitude coordinates, as well as locations of the Migratory Birds Area (Tibsoc mudflats), the barangay hall and health center, the Eusebio R. Quitco Elementary School and the location of our Heritage Tree which is currently over a hundred years old (a variety of balete, Ficus variegata).
Tibsoc Google Map
You can download Google Earth software here.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Most Environment-Friendly Coastal Barangay 2007
Winners in Search for Most Environment-Friendly Barangays and Schools Named
Negros Occidental (San Carlos News, 26 June) -- Four barangays and two schools grab P100,000 each as champions for the search for Environment Friendly Barangays and Schools of the provincial government through the Provincial Environment Management Office.
Emerging as champion for the city upland category is Brgy. Quezon of San Carlos City. Finalists receiving P50,000 each for this category are barangays Rizal and 18 of Sagay City and Victorias City respectively. Eight semi-finalists getting P20,000 each are the following barangays:
Brgy. Fabrica, Sagay City
Brgy. Makiling, Sagay City
Brgy. Dulao, Bago City
Brgy. Lag-asan, Bago City
Brgy. Sagasa, Bago City
Brgy. I, San Carlos City
Brgy. 9, Kabankalan City
Brgy. 16, Victorias City
For the city coastal barangay category, Brgy. Bulanon in Sagay City was adjudged as the champion with P100,000 in prize. Finalists are from Brgy. Washington, Escalante City and Brgy. 8, Victorias City both bringing home P50,000 each. Semi-finalists with P20,000 each in this category are barangays Ermita and Suay of San Carlos and Himamaylan cities respectively.
In the municipal level upland category, Brgy. Payao in Binalbagan got the championship crown. Finalists are barangays Antipolo and 1-A of Pontevedra and Manapla while semi-finalists are barangays Blumentritt of Murcia, Narawis of Hinigaran and Ayungon of Valladolid.
Municipal Coastal Barangay Tibsoc of San Enrique town went home with P100,000 cash prize as champion. Following the champion are finalists from Brgy. Castellano, Calatrava and Brgy. Zone 6, Pulupandan. Semi-finalists include:
Brgy. Punta Salong, Manapla
Brgy. Chambery, Manapla
Brgy. Tabao Proper, Valladolid
Brgy. II-A, Manapla
Schools all over the province also gets a share of the prizes. Ara-al Elementary School from La Carlota City is the champion for the city division while J. L. Suarez Elementary School from Victorias City is the champion for the provincial school division.
Finalists for the city schools are Alfredo Marañon Elementary School and Vidal Cauntoy Elementary school while Manapla Elementary School and Luis C. Tembrevilla Elementary School are finalists for the provincial schools each finalists get P50,000 each.
For four years now, the provincial government is giving away attractive prizes for the search for most environment friendly barangays and schools all over the province.
Negros Occidental Governor Joseph Marañon said that everyone has the responsibility for the future of the country as he urged Negrenses to make environment protection a personal commitment and not just of the government. Marañon also urged for more participation and more commitment of the different stakeholders and partners in the environmental programs of the province in the coming years.
Source: San Carlos News
Negros Occidental (San Carlos News, 26 June) -- Four barangays and two schools grab P100,000 each as champions for the search for Environment Friendly Barangays and Schools of the provincial government through the Provincial Environment Management Office.
Emerging as champion for the city upland category is Brgy. Quezon of San Carlos City. Finalists receiving P50,000 each for this category are barangays Rizal and 18 of Sagay City and Victorias City respectively. Eight semi-finalists getting P20,000 each are the following barangays:
Brgy. Fabrica, Sagay City
Brgy. Makiling, Sagay City
Brgy. Dulao, Bago City
Brgy. Lag-asan, Bago City
Brgy. Sagasa, Bago City
Brgy. I, San Carlos City
Brgy. 9, Kabankalan City
Brgy. 16, Victorias City
For the city coastal barangay category, Brgy. Bulanon in Sagay City was adjudged as the champion with P100,000 in prize. Finalists are from Brgy. Washington, Escalante City and Brgy. 8, Victorias City both bringing home P50,000 each. Semi-finalists with P20,000 each in this category are barangays Ermita and Suay of San Carlos and Himamaylan cities respectively.
In the municipal level upland category, Brgy. Payao in Binalbagan got the championship crown. Finalists are barangays Antipolo and 1-A of Pontevedra and Manapla while semi-finalists are barangays Blumentritt of Murcia, Narawis of Hinigaran and Ayungon of Valladolid.
Municipal Coastal Barangay Tibsoc of San Enrique town went home with P100,000 cash prize as champion. Following the champion are finalists from Brgy. Castellano, Calatrava and Brgy. Zone 6, Pulupandan. Semi-finalists include:
Brgy. Punta Salong, Manapla
Brgy. Chambery, Manapla
Brgy. Tabao Proper, Valladolid
Brgy. II-A, Manapla
Schools all over the province also gets a share of the prizes. Ara-al Elementary School from La Carlota City is the champion for the city division while J. L. Suarez Elementary School from Victorias City is the champion for the provincial school division.
Finalists for the city schools are Alfredo Marañon Elementary School and Vidal Cauntoy Elementary school while Manapla Elementary School and Luis C. Tembrevilla Elementary School are finalists for the provincial schools each finalists get P50,000 each.
For four years now, the provincial government is giving away attractive prizes for the search for most environment friendly barangays and schools all over the province.
Negros Occidental Governor Joseph Marañon said that everyone has the responsibility for the future of the country as he urged Negrenses to make environment protection a personal commitment and not just of the government. Marañon also urged for more participation and more commitment of the different stakeholders and partners in the environmental programs of the province in the coming years.
Source: San Carlos News
Environment Search Names Top 30 Entries
Negros Occidental (PIA, 6 February 2007) -- Thirty entries each are vying for Most Environment Friendly School and Barangay among 61 school and 43 barangay entries.
Now on its third year, the Environment-Friendly Search was launched in 2003 aimed to mobilize Negrense to take an active role towards environmental conservation and call for vigilance on environmental protection. This is also to give recognition to the schools and barangays that made contributions to the environment which others can emulate.
The Screening and Evaluation Committee assess the entries based on their submitted documents and field evaluation, which determines the top 30 entries.
Selected entries for both categories are already winners since the top 25 of the 30 entries are entitled to P10,000 each and the top 4 finalist will be receiving P50,000 each while the Most Environment Friendly School and Barangay are given P100,000 each.
The search is now on the process of judging the selected entries and will culminate in time for the Provincial Environment Week on June 2006.
For the Barangay category the thirty entries include the following barangays: Tibsoc (San Enrique), Suay (Himamaylan), Rizal, Bolanon, Fabrica, (Sagay), Sagasa, Don Jorge Araneta, Dulao (Bago), Quezon, Brgy. 3 (San Carlos), Payao (Binalbagan), Delicioso, Bocana (Ilog), Zone 6, Zone I (Pulupandan), Castellano (Calatrava), Brgy. 3, Alicante, Brgy. I (E.B.Magalona), Chambery, Brgy. I-A, Brgy. II -A (Manapla), Dos Hermanas (Talisay), Brgy. Tuyom (Cauayan), Brgy. III (Pontevedra), Brgy. Caduhaan (Cadiz City), Brgy. XVIII-A (Victorias City), Brgy. Tabao Baybay (San Enrique), Jonob-jonob, Cervantes (Escalante City).
The entries for school category are as follows: Bacuyangan Elementary School and Asia Elementary School (Hinobaan), Talubangi Elementary School (Kabankalan), Carabalan (Himamaylan), Camalandaan, Si-alay, Man-uling Elementary Schools (Cauayan), Ara-al and Roberto S. Benedicto Elementary Schools (La Carlota), Patic Elementary School (Pulupandan), Alfredo E. Marañon Elementary School (Sagay), Libas and San Agustin Elementary Schools (Isabela), Tortosa, Chambery, Manapla Elementary Schools (Manapla), Delicioso Elementary School (Ilog), Medina and Florentina Ledesma Elementary Schools (San Carlos), San Enrique Elementary School (San Enrique), Rita Lovino, Alicante Elementary Schools (E.B.Magalona), Harbort Elementary School (Calatrava), Cartagena Elementary School (Sipalay), Ma-ao Sugar Central and TM Morada Elementary School (Bago), Hinigaran Elementary School (Hinigaran), Cabacungan Elementary School (La Castellana), Minoyan Elementary School (Murcia), and Pandanon Elementary School (Don Salvador).
This project of the Provincial government through its Provincial Environment Management Office is well supported by the different Local Government Units and the different schools all over the province since it's launching. The program is in line with Gov. Joseph Marañon's 7-point agenda in promoting advocacy for environment conservation in the province through schools and barangays in pursuit of "A better environment for every Negrense". (PEMO-PIA/EAD)
Source: Philippine Information Agency
Now on its third year, the Environment-Friendly Search was launched in 2003 aimed to mobilize Negrense to take an active role towards environmental conservation and call for vigilance on environmental protection. This is also to give recognition to the schools and barangays that made contributions to the environment which others can emulate.
The Screening and Evaluation Committee assess the entries based on their submitted documents and field evaluation, which determines the top 30 entries.
Selected entries for both categories are already winners since the top 25 of the 30 entries are entitled to P10,000 each and the top 4 finalist will be receiving P50,000 each while the Most Environment Friendly School and Barangay are given P100,000 each.
The search is now on the process of judging the selected entries and will culminate in time for the Provincial Environment Week on June 2006.
For the Barangay category the thirty entries include the following barangays: Tibsoc (San Enrique), Suay (Himamaylan), Rizal, Bolanon, Fabrica, (Sagay), Sagasa, Don Jorge Araneta, Dulao (Bago), Quezon, Brgy. 3 (San Carlos), Payao (Binalbagan), Delicioso, Bocana (Ilog), Zone 6, Zone I (Pulupandan), Castellano (Calatrava), Brgy. 3, Alicante, Brgy. I (E.B.Magalona), Chambery, Brgy. I-A, Brgy. II -A (Manapla), Dos Hermanas (Talisay), Brgy. Tuyom (Cauayan), Brgy. III (Pontevedra), Brgy. Caduhaan (Cadiz City), Brgy. XVIII-A (Victorias City), Brgy. Tabao Baybay (San Enrique), Jonob-jonob, Cervantes (Escalante City).
The entries for school category are as follows: Bacuyangan Elementary School and Asia Elementary School (Hinobaan), Talubangi Elementary School (Kabankalan), Carabalan (Himamaylan), Camalandaan, Si-alay, Man-uling Elementary Schools (Cauayan), Ara-al and Roberto S. Benedicto Elementary Schools (La Carlota), Patic Elementary School (Pulupandan), Alfredo E. Marañon Elementary School (Sagay), Libas and San Agustin Elementary Schools (Isabela), Tortosa, Chambery, Manapla Elementary Schools (Manapla), Delicioso Elementary School (Ilog), Medina and Florentina Ledesma Elementary Schools (San Carlos), San Enrique Elementary School (San Enrique), Rita Lovino, Alicante Elementary Schools (E.B.Magalona), Harbort Elementary School (Calatrava), Cartagena Elementary School (Sipalay), Ma-ao Sugar Central and TM Morada Elementary School (Bago), Hinigaran Elementary School (Hinigaran), Cabacungan Elementary School (La Castellana), Minoyan Elementary School (Murcia), and Pandanon Elementary School (Don Salvador).
This project of the Provincial government through its Provincial Environment Management Office is well supported by the different Local Government Units and the different schools all over the province since it's launching. The program is in line with Gov. Joseph Marañon's 7-point agenda in promoting advocacy for environment conservation in the province through schools and barangays in pursuit of "A better environment for every Negrense". (PEMO-PIA/EAD)
Source: Philippine Information Agency
Most Environment-Friendly Coastal Barangay 2005
Hinoba-an, San Enrique Schools Win Environment-Friendly Awards
The Bacuyangan Elementary School in Hinobaan that won twice as the Most Environment-Friendly School in Negros Occidental will use its prize money to improve its Gulayan sa Eskwelahan Program and construct drinking water facilities for its pupils, Hinobaan District Supervisor Zaldy Reliquias said in a press release from the Capitol.
The prize money received by Barangay Tibsoc, San Enrique for being this year's Most Environment-Friendly Barangay will be used to fund the livelihood program of its seven puroks and Lakbay Aral of its officials in northern Negros, said Tibsoc Barangay Captain Jose Quitco, it said.
Tibsoc and Bacuyangan each received P25,000, plaques of recognition, and 10 garbage receptacles courtesy of Negros Navigation Company from Gov. Joseph Marañon during the recent Closing Program of the Provincial Environment Week celebration.*
Source: Visayan Daily Star
The Bacuyangan Elementary School in Hinobaan that won twice as the Most Environment-Friendly School in Negros Occidental will use its prize money to improve its Gulayan sa Eskwelahan Program and construct drinking water facilities for its pupils, Hinobaan District Supervisor Zaldy Reliquias said in a press release from the Capitol.
The prize money received by Barangay Tibsoc, San Enrique for being this year's Most Environment-Friendly Barangay will be used to fund the livelihood program of its seven puroks and Lakbay Aral of its officials in northern Negros, said Tibsoc Barangay Captain Jose Quitco, it said.
Tibsoc and Bacuyangan each received P25,000, plaques of recognition, and 10 garbage receptacles courtesy of Negros Navigation Company from Gov. Joseph Marañon during the recent Closing Program of the Provincial Environment Week celebration.*
Source: Visayan Daily Star
Tibsoc in Wikipedia
While Tibsoc has no entry of its own in Wikipedia, it can be found in the entry for San Enrique, Negros Occidental.
[This post will be updated with more specific demographic information. Thank you for your patience.]
[This post will be updated with more specific demographic information. Thank you for your patience.]
Welcome To Barangay Tibsoc
Barangay Tibsoc is one of ten barangays (smallest political unit) in the town of San Enrique, Negros Occidental in Visayas, Philippines. It is located near the sea along the highway from San Enrique to Pontevedra. Its major industries include fishing, oyster culture and fishpond management. Its fishpond areas total 100 hectares. During the summers it has a salt industry. Its 100-hectare wide mudflats are rich in shellfish, and is a home for migratory birds from the months of October to March. The barangay also has an ongoing mangrove reforestation program supported by the Provincial Environment and Management Office (PEMO).
I currently serve as Barangay Captain of Tibsoc, which under my leadership has twice won the award Most Environment-Friendly Coastal Barangay for the province of Negros Occidental in 2005 and 2007.
Our Barangay is recorded in history books as the site of a battle between Filipino rebels under Papa Isio and American soldiers in 1902. It has been surveyed as early as Spanish-American times.
This blog is Tibsoc's unfolding story.
I currently serve as Barangay Captain of Tibsoc, which under my leadership has twice won the award Most Environment-Friendly Coastal Barangay for the province of Negros Occidental in 2005 and 2007.
Our Barangay is recorded in history books as the site of a battle between Filipino rebels under Papa Isio and American soldiers in 1902. It has been surveyed as early as Spanish-American times.
This blog is Tibsoc's unfolding story.
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