By Lawrence Casiraya
BANAUE, IFUGAO –For two thousand years, the rice terraces have thrived largely because of “baddang” (or “badchang”), which loosely translates to "bayanihan" in the Ifugao dialect. And it's the same spirit that drives the preservation of these natural wonders in this age of global warming and climate change.









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