5. San Jose New Claim filed 6. Lakdayan/Cheey New Claim filed 7. Marcilla Filed 8. Borac Filed 9. Decarabao New Claim filed 10. Chindunam/Tangguyod New Claim filed 11. Galoc New Claim filed 12. Berg New Claim filed 13. Alulad New Claim filed 14. Manily New Claim filed 15. Marabal New Claim filed 16. Bigon New Claim filed 17. Depelenged New Claim filed 18. Sagrada New Claim filed 19. New Busuanga New Claim filed 20. PASICMIDA For Final Reading 21. Turda For Final reading 22. Coron Island Titled 23. NRCQ/BCM Titled 24. Bulalacao On Process 25. Lajala On Process 26. Balisungan On Process 3. While the number of CADT claims, which includes ancestral waters in Northern Palawan, has increased, there has been no commensurate effort to facilitate local dialogue among the various stakeholders (LGU, ICCs, fisherfolk, private sector, etc.). The need to undertake formal discussions and dialogue among the various stakeholders of the aquatic resources in Northern Palawan is very urgent. 4. The level of understanding and appreciation of the nature of the “Teeb and Surublien” or ancestral waters with the greater public and among the stakeholders in Northern Palawan is still very limited. This has led to many false and negative perceptions that further create enmity against the Tagbanwa communities. For instance, many perceive that areas of the ocean that fall within ancestral waters will no longer be accessible to the public and will be exclusively for the Tagbanwa. Unfortunately, the positive values of traditional resource management of the ocean as well as the inclusive nature and concepts of resource stewardship of the Tagbanwa have not been properly explained to the public (see Table 3). 20