ENTRANCE FEES FOR THE TAGBANUA TRIBE

Coron Island is Ancentral Domain of the Tagbanua Tribe.

The entrance fees to the lakes and to the other sites/attractions go to the Tagbanua Tribe Association are per person and help to improve the condition of the life of the families of this beautiful isolated tribe. Most of these families (around 2.000 people in total) live in the two villages (Cabugao and Banuaan Daan) situated on the other side of Coron Island, very isolated from everything. Once the kids become teenagers they go to school in Coron Town that is over 1,5 hour local boat ride in rough sea condition. The villages do not  have electricity and fresh water.
Someone could say  that 3/6 usd entrance fee was expensive and even that the access to these places should be free. We would like to make those people thinking that this island is an ancestral land and property of the Tagbanua Tribe no more and no less than the houses and gardens where people live in every country in the world are property of the families that live in them. Would these people like to have tourists in their houses or gardens (in Europe or In USA or anywhere else in the world) entering without regulations, eating (and may be camping) for free?
The Filipino Law recognizes this land, water and coral reef property of the tribe. 
In order to improve the life condition of the families of the Tagbanua tribe that owns this place,  is'nt fare to pay the same amount of money of a cappuccino in a Starbox in one of the airports in the world? Also considering that just to fly from Manila to Coron Busuanga round trip costs between 200 and 300 usd and one of the main reasons tourists come to Coron is to visit and enjoy these amazing lakes and island!
On our side we have always tried to support the Tagbanua Tribe community not only employing their member in our project (with an higher salary than the average) but also during all the pandemic we have been donating thousands of kg of rice and we have been paying the medicines and the hospital bills of all members that needed.