Philippines has a diverse ecosystem, and the presence of non-native species of trees in a significant threat for native species habitat loss. Based on support of local communities, this organization collects seeds and seedlings of native species which are continuing to decline and cultivates seedlings, conducts tree planting in parks, roadsides and schools, among other activities, in Metropolitan Manila, the central part of Luzon Island, and Southern Tagalog. Rather than just the recovery of greenbelts, it aims to preserve the diverse native trees of the Philippines and maintain a healthy balance of native trees and non-native species in their natural state. They have already implemented scientific surveys on native and non-native species and collected sample seeds and seedlings from respective regions, to cultivate in for example important banks of trees on the basis of support of local authorities. In addition, they conclude cooperative relationships and agreements among governmental bodies, local authorities, the army, and citizens to build native tree museums, and parks areas, among others. Furthermore, they conduct educational activities for children with the cooperation of schools to give opportunities to encounter native trees.