25/09/2026
| Davao Oriental State University (DOrSU) joined the Provincial Government of Davao de Oro today, September 25, for the turnover of scientific studies conducted under the BD Corridor ProjectโEastern Mindanao Biodiversity Corridor (EMBC), one of the highlights of the provinceโs Tourism Month 2026 celebration.
Among the outputs turned over was DOrSUโs scientific assessment of Mt. Tambuyong, which was later developed into a book by the Provincial Government through its Tourism Division. The study forms part of a broader body of research, including cave management plans, aimed at supporting biodiversity conservation, environmental management, sustainable tourism, and evidence-based destination planning.
DOrSU was represented by Amy G. Ponce, MSc, Project Leader of the DOrSUโEMBC Project, together with members of the project team. The University also received a Plaque of Recognition as a Contributing Partner in recognition of its role in advancing research and sustainable tourism initiatives in Davao de Oro.
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