If the very leaders of this group do not deliver accurate, honest information to the media and to the people they claim to defend and protect, they are also stomping on the rights of the photographers to receive accurate information. Is this the kind of leadership that photographers are entitled to? To media people, please weigh all sides and gather information first. Your first responsibility is to the general public, and yes, the public deserves to receive accurate information, as well.

Sir Noel Alamar, Radyo Patrol 38, Kung nakausap na ninyo si Maam NPDC Executive Director Juliet Villegas yesterday (Nov.29) or today (Nov. 30). Ok lang yun report mo. Kasi last Monday meeting with the BMSD http://www.nationalparks.ph/news.htm at alam ko wala pa sinabi Sinabi ni Villegas na susubukan muna ang open location mula Disyembre 15 hanggang Enero 15. Kawawa rin yun bansa natin kapag puro ganito na lang at yun mga talaga photographers. The real problem here ay yun pakuha lang ng permit to shoot. Salamat po!

To Noel Alamar, Radyo Patrol 38 addition info here is the photos that we have a meeting last monday Nov. 28, 2011 http://www.nationalparks.ph/news.htm

Misleading yun info Sir Noel Alamar! Ang alam ko wala pa sinabi si maan Villegas about the date. I was there at there Meeting last Monday Nov. 28, 2011 at Casino Espanol I thinks you call FEDERATION OF Philippine Photographers Foundation (FPPF) for the Info.Telephones:( 632) 524-7576