DiCaprio joins call for Masungi protection
The Philippine Star|July 05, 2024
Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio has expressed support for the Masungi Geopark Project as he asked President Marcos to intervene in the planned cancellation of an agreement between the government and Masungi Georeserve Foundation Inc. (MGFI) to protect the area.

In his Instagram post, DiCaprio said "conservation successes like Masungi serve as a reminder that the Philippines can become a leader in sustainability, eco-tourism, biodiversity protection and climate action."

"Join local rangers in calling on President Marcos to intervene and continue to protect Masungi," he added.

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