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Preview: 4min 31 secnDuration: 74 min 05secnnWho owns the land? Who owns the sea? These are questions that persistently come to mind when working with communities across Bantayan Island's group of islands, north of Cebu in the Philippines. Under the guise of promised economic prosperity, Bantayan Island has been subject to the interests of the tourism industry, landed elites, and the local and provincial government. Whether it's a bill removing Bantayan's Wilderness area, making available privat
Preview: 4min 31 secnDuration: 74 min 05secnnWho owns the land? Who owns the sea? These are questions that persistently come to mind when working with communities across Bantayan Island's group of islands, north of Cebu in the Philippines. Under the guise of promised economic prosperity, Bantayan Island has been subject to the interests of the tourism industry, landed elites, and the local and provincial government. Whether it's a bill removing Bantayan's Wilderness area, making available privat
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