An environment reporter joined a heritage walk in Manila, from Quirino Avenue to Roxas Boulevard, to observe the stumps of recently felled trees, raising concerns about urban development and environmental impact.

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said on Wednesday that the mass cutting of trees along Quirino Avenue in Manila for the Southern Access Link…

Caritas Philippines has slammed the mass tree-cutting along Quirino Avenue as 'ecological violence,' questioning the environmental cost of Manila’s concrete future.

San Miguel Corp. (SMC) has responded to criticism regarding the mass cutting of trees along Quirino Avenue in Manila, asserting that the clearing activities are essential for the Southern Access Link E road project.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has voluntarily halted tree-cutting activities along Quirino Avenue in Manila following public protests, despite having issued a permit for the work.

Mature trees along Quirino Avenue in Manila are being cut down, raising concerns about the loss of shade and shelter in the increasingly hot city.

An opinion piece questions whether the nation should be grateful to corporations for ceasing environmental harm that should not have been permitted in the first place, referencing areas like Boracay and Quirino Avenue.

Various groups, including Caritas Philippines, have protested the mass cutting of decades-old trees on Quirino Avenue in Manila for a road project, calling it a 'direct assault on the poor' amid extreme heat.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) justified the cutting of mature trees on Quirino Avenue in Manila, stating the action was legally authorized for a road project.