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Directory of Key Officials Department of Environment and Natural Resources CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION DIRECTORY OF KEY OFFICIALS No. Office Contact Person Designation Contact No. Email Address Office Address 1 DENR-CAR Regional Office Engr. RALPH C. PABLO, DPA, En.P. Regional Executive Director 9193350973 / 9279847345 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 2 DENR-CAR Regional Office Atty. CLEO D. SABADO-ANDRADA OIC, Assistant Regional Director, Management Services 9173284504 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 3 DENR-CAR Regional Office For. AUGUSTO D. LAGON Assistant Regional Director, Technical Services 9216693943 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 4 DENR-CAR Regional Office Atty. RENATO JOHN C. BESTRE Chief, Legal Division 9989710998 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 5 DENR-CAR Regional Office Engr. FRANCIS G. BASALI Chief, Planning and Management Division 9288326123 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 6 DENR-CAR Regional Office Atty. MARCOS E. BIAS OIC-Chief, Finance Division 9484596240 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 7 DENR-CAR Regional Office MIA ALMA M. BATCAGAN-TAYAG Chief, Administrative Division 9298235306 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 8 DENR-CAR Regional Office Engr. JOSEPH A. DILEM OIC-Chief, Surveys and Mapping Division 9395607231 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 9 DENR-CAR Regional Office Engr. MA. ROWENA M. CACCAM Chief, Licenses, Patents and Deeds Division 9981261518 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 10 DENR-CAR Regional Office For.JULIUS K. CAWILAN Chief, Conservation and Development Division 9189592035 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 11 DENR-CAR Regional Office For. Manuel T. Magkachi OIC - Chief, Enforcement Division 9189262253 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 12 PENRO ABRA Engr. BENJAMIN A. VENTURA OIC, PENR Officer 9491581283 Casamata Hill, Bangued, Abra 13 MARITES A. SALCEDO Chief, Management Services Division 9277718790 [email protected] Casamata Hill, Bangued, Abra 14 ABREOLO JOEY C. LANGUISAN OIC-Chief, Technical Services Division 9354471291 Casamata Hill, Bangued, Abra 15 CENRO BANGUED For. SHIRLEY T. LEAÑO OIC, CENR Officer 9055823686 [email protected] Casamata Hill, Bangued, Abra 16 CENRO LAGANGILANG GILBERT LEO TAGURA CENR Officer 9179835465 / 9064388541 [email protected] Lagangilang,. Abra 17 PENRO APAYAO Atty. ROMEO G. BRAVO PENR Officer 9778140028 San Isidro Sur, Luna, Apayao 18 TRINIDAD K. DALIGDIG Chief, Management Services Division 9125769089 / 9108193948 [email protected] San Isidro Sur, Luna, Apayao 19 RODRIGO NAPIGUE Chief, Technical Services Division 9163161151 / 9452911449 San Isidro Sur, Luna, Apayao 20 CENRO CALANASAN DOMINGO ENCISO OIC, CENR Officer 9363970361 [email protected] Payanan, San Gregorio, Luna, Apayao 21 CENRO CONNER RAUL T. CASTRO OIC, CENR Officer 9153345293 [email protected] Bullan, Conner, Apayao 22 PENRO BENGUET CARLOS S. ARIDA, SR. PENR Officer 9164059565 Wangal, La Trinidad, Benguet 23 MIA ALMA M. BATCAGAN-TAYAG Chief, Management Services Division 9184578923 [email protected] Wangal, La Trinidad, Benguet 24 RAINIER D. BALBUENA Chief, Technical Services Division 9994736678 Wangal, La Trinidad, Benguet 25 CENRO BAGUIO LEANDRO DE JESUS CENR Officer 9189255379 [email protected] Forestry Compound, Gibraltar, Baguio City 26 CENRO BUGUIAS JULIO D. LOPEZ CENR Officer 9192056468 [email protected] Abatan, Buguias, Benguet 27 PENRO IFUGAO Engr. ERNESTO M. ATON PENR Officer 9954631444 / 9209029354 Bannit Payawan, Lamut, Ifugao 28 MARY D. BAGUILAT Chief, Management Services Division 9059345142 [email protected] Bannit Payawan, Lamut, Ifugao 29 FERDINAND SANTIAGO Chief, Technical Services Division 9206226007 / 9162606398 Bannit Payawan, Lamut, Ifugao 30 CENRO LAMUT FLORENCIO PACIO OIC, CENR Officer 9296188877 [email protected] Bannit Payawan, Lamut, Ifugao 31 CENRO ALFONSO LISTA JOHN T. LANGBIS CENR Officer 9995764645 [email protected] Alfonso, Lista, Ifugao 32 PENRO KALINGA NOEL M. BARRIENTOS OIC, PENR Officer 9994171242 Bulanao, Tabuk, Kalinga 33 DENNIS DALIGDIG Chief, Management Services Division 9213894246 [email protected] Bulanao, Tabuk, Kalinga 34 APOLINARIO BAGGAY Chief, Technical Services Division 9293170044 Bulanao, Tabuk, Kalinga 35 CENRO PINUKPUK IMELDA B. CASIWAN OIC, CENR Officer 9184831302 [email protected] Pinukpuk Junction, Pinukpuk, Kalinga 36 CENRO TABUK SEVERINO DALUTAG CENR Officer 9491651831 [email protected] Magsaysay, Tabuk, Kalinga 37 PENRO MT. PROVINCE For. JOEL T. BEHIS OIC, PENR Officer 9186315921 Bontoc, Mt. Province 38 ALICE B. MACLI-ING Chief, Management Services Division 9103390017 [email protected] Bontoc, Mt. Province 39 JERRY T. GODDI OIC-Chief, Technical Services Division 9212518590 Bontoc, Mt. Province 40 CENRO PARACELIS Engr. GILBERT MANGLIWAN OIC, CENR Officer 9193106959 [email protected] Povlacion, Paracelis, Mt. Province 41 CENRO SABANGAN ELIZABETH B. ANTOLIN CENR Officer 9989921734 [email protected] Sabangan, Mt. Province.
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