The Julia Campbell Agoforest Memorial Eco-Park (JCAMPBELL Park) is maintained by the Indigenous Farmers for Sustainable Agriculture Association (IFSAA). The Park is administered by the family of Geraldo Puguon, Sr. and his clan, one of the land donors for the Park.

Together with USPC volunteer Dustin Butler (265), a farmer from Texas, USA, they have established an organic farm nursery and composting facility near the Pula Barangay Hall.

Gerald, Dustin and the community members of Pula join hands in encouraging other volunteers, Park visitors and tourists in implementing ecology awareness, organic farming techniques and conservation projects.

The members of the Providential Youngsters (PrY) Society, an organization of youth from Asipulo and neighboring provinces, are the Park guides and share in helping out in farming, plant maintenance and conservation programs.

Partnership

Above: Gerald Puguon, Jr. of the IFSAA and PrY Society, left, and USPC volunteer Dustin Butler are counterparts in the establishment of the Julia Campbell Agroforest Memorial Eco-Park.

Far left: Geraldo Puguon, Sr. segregates coffee beans in the morning; Dustin and Gerald on their way to the meet with the Yougsters.

Photos of Gerald and Dustin: K. Theodossis (2008) | Photo of Mr. Puguon, Sr.: Isabel L. Templo (2008)