Don't Just Think It, Live It.

The Philippines is considered as one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change.

With impacts ranging from extreme weather events and periodic inundation to droughts and food scarcity, climate change has been a constant reality that many Filipinos have had to face.

Individuals, corporations, the government, and other environmental organizations should work hand in hand to lessen ecological problems. We should start caring more about the environment and start being more responsible for our actions. The way we live makes a big difference.

The simple act of conserving water and energy is a huge help. The use of organic materials in making products is becoming a world-wide trend to help aid global environmental issues. Furthermore, some cities already banned the use of plastic bags and there are fast food chains that promote a straw-less day, once a week. More and more people and corporations have been initiating and supporting events and activities with a green cause.

For businesses, it’s crucial to strike a balance between generating economic activities while ensuring the protection and sustainability of the environment. With Clark Freeport being one of the fast-rising tourist destinations in the country, how can large numbers of people enjoy nature without destroying it?

Midori Clark Hotel & Casino, the first 5-star hotel and casino in Central Luzon, seeks to address this by designing a place built for balance. Combining commercial convenience and residential comfort with a solid fusion of nature and adventure, Midori wants to demonstrate that people, technology, and environment can co-exist harmoniously in an urban setting. We are nestled in beautiful green surroundings and blessed to breathe in clean, fresh air. We pledge to protect and take care of it. Planting trees, participating in community cleanups, supporting eco-tourism campaigns, and educating employees and the public about conservation and other best practices are a few simple acts we would do to be true to our word.

Don’t just think green, live green.