PAMO-MMPL strengthens environmental conservation efforts, orients on advance weather monitoring technology
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SOUTH COTABATO — The Protected Area Management Office of Mt. Matutum Protected Landscape (PAMO-MMPL) strengthened its environmental monitoring capabilities after receiving specialized training on automated weather monitoring equipment on July 15 at its office in Sitio Datal Ngisi, Tupi, this province.
The training covered the installation and operation of advanced weather station equipment, including the Atmos 41 All-In-One Weather Station (AWS), Teros 12 Soil Moisture, Temperature, and Electrical Conductivity Sensors, ECRN-100 Rain Gauge, ZL6 Data Logger, and the ZENTRA Cloud Data System.
Participants were given hands-on instruction on using these tools for accurate and real-time environmental data collection.
The newly acquired equipment will empower the local team to gather crucial data on weather patterns, soil conditions, and rainfall, which is essential for informed decision-making and environmental conservation efforts in the region.
Said training was part of a comprehensive package that accompanied the newly procured automated weather monitoring equipment, was facilitated by Mr. Allan Allares from Philinstruments Corporation.
The training was attended by representatives from the ICT Department of the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) South Cotabato, PAMO-MMPL staff, the General Services Unit, and a representative from CDD-Region XII.
This initiative is aligned with PAMO-MMPL's ongoing commitment to advancing conservation practices through the use of technology and improving the protection of Mt. Matutum.# (MApatan, PAMO-MMPL Designated IO)
