Pamulingan: KCAST Journal of Natural and Cultural Sciences

About the Journal

The Pamulingan Journal is a peer-reviewed academic platform dedicated to publishing transformative research and innovation. Its core mission is to advance knowledge, promote social responsibility, and drive inclusive development through rigorous scholarly work.

Derived from the Ata-Manobo term for “Transformation,” the journal’s name, “Pamulingan,” encapsulates its fundamental purpose: to turn knowledge into meaningful action. The journal seeks to empower communities, strengthen institutions, and inspire sustainable progress by bridging the gap between academic inquiry and tangible, socially relevant outcomes.

As a testament to the Kapalong College of Agriculture, Sciences and Technology’s (KCAST) commitment to fostering a culture of research, community-based innovation, and knowledge sharing, the Pamulingan Journal serves as a beacon for scholarly dialogue that is both locally grounded and globally relevant.