2ND ENVIRONMENTAL SUMMIT 2026 | YOUTH ACTION FOR NATURE AND A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE The Municipality of Maitum successfully conducted the 2nd Environmental Summit 2026 today, September 28, 2026, at the Maitum Municipal Gymnasium, bringing together young environmental advocates from various schools and youth organizations under the theme, “Youth Action for Nature and a Sustainable Future.” The activity was organized by the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO), headed by MENRO Nannette R. Nacional, in partnership with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). The summit provided a meaningful platform for the youth to deepen their understanding of environmental concerns and strengthen their role in promoting sustainable development and environmental protection. The activity was graced by Municipal Mayor James Mark B. Reganit, who conveyed his message of support and encouraged the youth to actively participate in initiatives that protect Maitum’s natural resources and contribute to a more sustainable future. A series of informative sessions were also conducted by various key speakers, focusing on important environmental and sustainability topics, including Youth Leadership for Sustainable Development, Environmental Awareness and Climate Action, and Marine Conservation and Protected Areas. These discussions equipped the participants with knowledge and practical perspectives on how young people can become active partners in addressing environmental challenges. The summit concluded with a meaningful Pledge of Action and Youth Environmental Commitment, where the youth of Maitum expressed their collective commitment to take concrete action in protecting the environment, conserving natural resources, and promoting sustainability within their communities. The 2nd Environmental Summit 2026 highlights the vital role of the youth as stewards of nature and partners in building a greener, more resilient, and sustainable Maitum. #MasaganangMaitum #WowMaitum
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