Duero, Bohol — The Municipality of Duero, Bohol successfully completed its first UNESCO Global Geopark Revalidation Mission, marking another important step in preserving and promoting the province's rich geological, cultural, and natural heritage.
The successful mission reflected the strong collaboration among local communities, government officials, and the Bohol Geopark Team, who worked together to showcase what makes Bohol a world-class destination.
Taytay Eskaya Community Showcased Rich Cultural Heritage
A key highlight of the revalidation mission was the participation of the Taytay Eskaya Community, which warmly welcomed the visiting evaluators and proudly presented its unique cultural heritage and traditions.
The community's cooperation, hospitality, and commitment played an important role in making the evaluation both meaningful and memorable.
Bohol Geopark Team Recognized for Its Efforts
The Bohol Geopark Team was recognized for its months of preparation and dedication in ensuring the success of the revalidation mission.
Their continued efforts to protect and promote Bohol's exceptional geological sites, cultural traditions, and natural attractions helped strengthen the province's standing as a UNESCO Global Geopark.
UNESCO Evaluators Visited Duero
The mission included visits by UNESCO Global Geopark evaluators Sungok Ju of the Republic of Korea and Nire Kagaya of Japan.
During their stay in Duero, the evaluators visited the Taytay Eskaya Community, learned about its cultural heritage, and assessed the area's efforts in preserving its unique identity as part of the UNESCO Global Geopark network.
Community United to Protect Bohol's Heritage
Local organizers expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of the revalidation mission, including community members, volunteers, and supporters.
The milestone highlighted the importance of working together to preserve Bohol's cultural, natural, and geological treasures while reinforcing the province's commitment to protecting its heritage for future generations.
