By Joela Mizchelle D. Dacillo For many Bicolano communities, the sea is not only a view from the shore. It is food on the table, work for the family, protection from storms, and part of everyday life. From the fishing grounds of Camarines Sur and Albay to the coastal barangays facing the Pacific, the health of our marine and coastal resources directly affects the safety, income, and future of our people. Yet these resources are under growing pressure. Coral reefs, mangroves,

Upper Photo: Two teenage boxers exchange punches during the 1st Bula Masarig Boxing Tournament, officiated by a DepEd-ABAP referee/judge at the Bula Municipal Covered Court/Sports Complex on July 18, 2026, one of the highlights of the Municipality of Bula's pre-fiesta celebration. Center Photo: Round girls Kaith Angel Soliman (left) and Jasmine Joy Flotildes (right) pose with DepEd-ABAP National Referee/Judge Richard Bechayda of San Fernando, Camarines Sur. Also present is Bu