| 词条 | List of Filipino outdoor exponents |
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This is a list of names connected with primal living, wilderness adventure, and challenge-based education. {{member/start}}{{member|name=Dale Sto. Tomás Abenojár|nota=Mountain climber. First Filipino to summit Mt. Everest from the north.[1]|ref=}}{{member|name=Alejandro Ilagan Atienza / Kim Atienza|nota=Television host and weathercaster who popularizes health, fitness, and outdoor activities.|ref=}}{{member|name=John Bennett|nota=British technical diver. Founded Atlantis Tech at Atlantis Dive Resort, Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro. First human to scuba dive deeper than 1000 feet (304.8 meters), which he accomplished at 308 meters, 6 November 2001, off Puerto Galera.[2]|ref=[3]}}{{member|name=Tomás Cloma|nota=Lawyer, fishing magnate, adventurer, and maritime educator who founded PMI Colleges, and discovered and claimed the uninhabited Kalayaan Islands.|ref=[4]}}{{member|name=Brian Cone|nota=Technical climber. Staff member, Pro-Action Associates, California. Conducted pioneering high-element ropes course training in Bataan in 1992.[5]|ref=}}{{member|name=Jose Eduardo Delgado|nota=Supply chain magnate; head of Delgado Brothers Inc. Hard Enduro rider, pilot, IANTD technical scuba diver, caver, mountaineer. Past Member, National Executive Board, Boy Scouts of the Philippines. Recipient, Silver Tamaraw, Boy Scouts of the Philippines. Developed very light street-legal Hard Enduro 125cc 4-stroke motorcycle, weighing less than 63 kg empty. Developed tropical hiking boot for Tech-X.|ref=}}{{member|name=Erwin Emata|nota=Mountain climber. Third Filipino to summit Mt. Everest.|ref=}}{{member|name=Alfredo E. Evangelista|nota=Anthropologist, archeological explorer.|ref=}}{{member|name=Romeo Garduce|nota=Mountain climber. First Filipino to summit Mt. Everest from the south.|ref=}}{{member|name=Bob Garon|nota=Counselor. As a Catholic religious priest, he was heavily involved in rehabilitation for drug addicts. Ran "Upward Bound" motivational challenge courses. He later obtained dispensation to leave priesthood, married, and continued offering counseling / therapy services.|ref=}}{{member|name=Domingo "Hector" Igarta|nota=Scoutmaster. Wood Badge holder. Commissioner, Manila Council, Boy Scouts of the Philippines. Graduate, Mountain Search and Rescue Team. Chairman, Zion Mountaineering Society. Co-founder, Adventure-Based Counseling Inc.|ref=}}{{member|name=Lapu-Lapu|nota=Malay tribal chieftain on what is today Mactan Island, Philippines. Attacked by Spanish and Portuguese under Fernão de Magalhães, he fought a defensive battle which resulted in Magalhães's death. Today regarded as the first "Filipino" hero.|ref=}}{{member|name=Dominador de la Junta Liwanag|nota=Born circa 1950, Dominadór Liwanag, a.k.a. "Tata Casóy," is now a tribal elder of the Ambala tribe of the Aeta nation in Zambales province. He was instructor to the U.S. Marines at the Jungle Environment Survival Training in the rain forest inside the Subic Bay Naval Base. He is now the most senior among Aetas who conduct forest living demonstrations for visitors at Pamulaklakin Forest Trail, Subic Freeport, and still wears the traditional Aeta bahág or loin cloth. He was filmed for the 25th season of the U.S. television series Survivor, shot in Caramoan, Camarines Sur.|ref=[6]}}{{member|name=Lawrence Dy Ong|nota=Chinese Filipino humanitarian. Pupil of Rino Taini, EdD.[7] As the Activity-Based Counselor of the International Catholic Migration Commission ESL/CO, he ran the first full-range fully operational ropes course / adventure-based counseling / team-building course in the Philippines, 1990-1993. Conducted the first formal ropes course / ABC facilitator’s training by a Filipino, 1992.[8] Founded[9] a Boy Scouts of America troop. Founded[10] Kanawan Elementary School[11] for Aeta children at sitio Kanawan,[12] Sabang, Morong, Bataan. Conducted adventure-based counseling with impoverished Filipino Amerasian youth at Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Trained the founders of Adventure-Based Counseling Inc.|ref=[13] [14]}}{{member|name=Hiroo Onoda|nota=Imperial Japanese Army intelligence officer who waged a guerrilla war against the Philippines on Lubang Island 1944-1974.[15] One of the last known WW2 Japanese stragglers.|ref=}}{{member|name=Heracleo Salumbides Oración / Leo Oración|nota=Mountain climber. Second Filipino to summit Mt. Everest from the south.|ref=}}{{member|name=Joy Roa|nota=Airplane pilot. Proponent of air safaris to remote locations.|ref=}}{{member|name=Alex A. Santos|nota=Scuba diving instructor. Founded Philippine Technical Divers (PHILTECH), the first licensee in Asia of the International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD). Pioneered advanced technical diving for marine wrecks and caves.|ref=}}{{member|name=Joseph Emile Hamilton Stevenot|nota=Colonel, US Army. Executive, Philippine Council, Boy Scouts of America. Almost singlehandedly founded the Boy Scouts of the Philippines organization.|ref=}}{{member|name=George Tappan|nota=Outdoor photographer.|ref=}}{{member|name=Gutsy Tuason|nota=Marine photographer.|ref=}}{{member|name=Rogelio S. Villa|nota=Civil engineer. Outdoor enthusiast. Wood Badge holder. Served in various local, regional, and national positions in the Boy Scouts of the Philippines, including National Training Director.[16] Organised many National Jamborees of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP). Assigned as a manager of construction at the 20th World Scout Jamboree, Thailand, 2003. Founder, Scout Mountaineers. Constructed the first climbing walls at the BSP National Office (Manila) and the BSP Center (Makiling, Laguna). Instructor, BSP National Training School. Co-founder[17] and President, Adventure-Based Counseling Inc.|ref=}}{{End}}Notes and references1. ^His claim to be the first Filipino to summit Everest has some unresolved controversy. 2. ^In the Guinness World Records, he is exceeded only by Nuno Gomes. 3. ^A Journey to 308 Meters 4. ^Abueva, Alamon, & Domingo, Admiral Tomas Cloma, Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy, University of the Philippines, 1999. {{ISBN|9718567259}}. {{ISBN|9789718567258}}. 5. ^attended by Ramon Barrios, Duduth Dueñas, Conrado Manicad Jr, Butch Quindara, Samuel Salter, Dick Semilla, Gie Semilla, Teresa Tobias, and Dolly de Torres 6. ^He was photographed with another Aeta by the Defense Audiovisual Agency, and the b&w photo (with Liwanag on the left side of the photo) was published in Craighead, Craighead, Smith, Jarvis, 1984, How to Survive on Land and Sea, 4th ed, Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, {{ISBN|0-87021-278-8}}, p 178. 7. ^A California educator and the proprietor of Pro-Action Associates who, with Mike Conway (LAPD), Randi DuBois (former mayor, Colma, California) and Cortland Stark (colonel, US Army), took the ropes course and adventure-based counseling to the Philippines in 1989 8. ^attended by Gil Acuña, Olaf Bautista, Belle Berania, Gerard Cabrera, Fred Meneses, Benny Osorio, Cindy Ponce, Joseph Sabio, Samuel Salter, Ramona Santos, Dick Semilla, and Edwin Tiu. 9. ^with Samuel Salter 10. ^with Cynthia Cruz, Eric Go, Benjamin Navarro, Jose Gerardo Sabio, and Samuel Salter 11. ^now a government public school 12. ^an Aeta forest village 13. ^Kaisa Research Division, ed, 2001, Bridge Builder in Our Midst, Manila: Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran, 2001, {{ISBN|971-8857-23-0}}. 14. ^Suryadinata, Leo, ed, Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent: A Biographical Dictionary, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2012. 15. ^killing thirty islanders 16. ^the position traditionally known as the Deputy Gilwell Camp Chief. 17. ^with Samuel Salter and Domingo Igarta 1 : Adventure |
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