In Negros Oriental, Philippines, Marine Conservation Philippines (MCP) is at the forefront of conservation efforts in the region, addressing issues like illegal fishing, habitat destruction, and marine pollution through collaborative efforts. MCP engages in citizen science programs, reef surveys, and community outreach to protect marine ecosystems. Volunteers like Bea Nodado play crucial roles in data collection and conservation efforts. MCP’s community-based approach and commitment to education and research contribute to the overall success of conservation initiatives.