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Enigmata
Tree House
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Maubog, Balbagaon, Mambajao, Camiguin Island
Enigmata
Treehouse Galeri, originally known as Tarzan's Nest
Resort, is nestled among the greens and hills of the enchanting
Camiguin Island in Mindanao, Philippines, home to a hundred waterfalls.
Built by musician Ben Aicha, Enigmata is now home
to a group of vibrant Mindanao artists called the Enigmata Creative
Circle, led by Talaandig musician and visual artist Waway Linsahay
Saway.
The treehouse, now managed by Creative Activator
Rosalie "Ross" Zerrudo, is "art in its purest art
form." The captivating "golden" sculpture Enigman
molded by prolific sculptor Kublai Millan leads the way to the treehouse
resort.
Enigmata Vision
A community with deep cultural understanding, appreciation
and concern for the environment that serves as a unifying character
as one people towards a sustainable lifestyle
Enigmata
Mission
To open the eyes of people through biodiversity
and art education (through popular media for the conservation of
art and culture in Mindanao ) as a venue to develop deeper sense
of relationship with nature, responsibility and accountability of
the world's resources
Goal
Camiguin as a sustainable community, its population
having a high level of awareness about their natural environment,
and capacitated in the sustainable utilization of the island's resources
through environment protection and conservation
Objectives
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Increase the level of awareness of educators
and students about the environment to facilitate responsive
conservation programs
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Build the capacity of the community and stakeholders
in protecting and conserving the environment, and in the sustainable
utilization of its resources as it relates to their livelihood
according to the low impact Ecotourism practice
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Strengthen partnership between the academe,
business establishments, government agencies and community
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Strengthen land and marine biodiversity conservation
and protection with other stakeholders in the Ecotourism industry
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Promote Integrated Ecotourism Development
through arts and culture focused on biodiversity conservation
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Strengthen volunteerism in schools and community
for biodiversity research, documentation and conservation
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Establish local and international networks
for solidarity and cooperation
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