From Green Seawalls to Dung Pits: The Use of Vetiver Grass as a Means for Promoting Good Governance and Safer Environments in Tabaco City, Albay

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From Green Seawalls to Dung Pits: The Use of Vetiver Grass as a Means for Promoting Good Governance and Safer Environments in Tabaco City, Albay

Date: May 15 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Join the Binalot Talks “From Green Seawalls to Dung Pits: The Use of Vetiver Grass as a Means for Promoting Good Governance and Safer Environments in Tabaco City, Albay” on May 15, Wednesday, 12 p.m., at the Albert Hall Seminar Room 2, UP Diliman School of Archaeology (SA).

Marco Stefan B. Lagman, PhD of the General Education Department of the Central Bicol State University of Agriculture is the resource speaker for this session.

The seminar is organized by the SA.