Implement biodiversity conservation programs through academic research, species protection initiatives, and habitat restoration projects in collaboration with government and community partners.

Undertake reforestation and forest rehabilitation activities in degraded areas, watersheds, and critical ecosystems to enhance carbon sequestration, water regulation, and climate resilience.

Promote sustainable land use and agroforestry practices that balance productivity with ecological integrity, benefiting both local communities and the environment.

Integrate environmental stewardship into curricula, research, and extension services to build awareness, advocacy, and leadership among students, faculty, and partner communities.

Develop green campus initiatives that preserve green spaces, maintain ecological balance, and serve as living laboratories for sustainable land management.

Strengthen community-based forest and land management systems by empowering indigenous peoples, upland farmers, and local stakeholders to become stewards of the land.

Collaborate with LGUs, DENR, NGOs, and international organizations to support biodiversity conservation, protected area management, and sustainable land-use planning.

Institutionalize monitoring and evaluation systems to track reforestation progress, biodiversity protection, and land management outcomes for continuous improvement.