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Two indigenous women from Davao say there's much more to be done in making conservation efforts inclusive, and their work as guardians of the forest can encourage more to join their ranks

THE 20th City Council approved on second reading the declaration of Mount Apo as a geological monument during its session on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, held at the Sangguniang Panlungsod.

Does she relate to her predecessor Leni Robredo, who was the favorite punching bag of her father and his minions?

Working as a landscaper at KOJC, a witness recounts how Quiboloy would allegedly arrive at Glory Mountain on a chopper with large bags containing firearms of different calibers

In a bid to protect the mountain ecosystems in Mindanao, a group of researchers and scientists from various environmental institutions explored the vast forest areas to document local biodiversity. The team, led by project leader Victor Amoroso and co-project leader Fulgent Cortico, consisted of individuals from Central Mindanao University, the…

A home away from disease, injury, noise offers a better chance for the Philippine Eagle to survive and reproduce

The new facility in Barangay Eden will not be open to the public and is intended only for research and conservation

China’s imports of durians soared last year, but its main supplier, Thailand, has been losing market share as the world’s chief buyer of the pungent tropical fruit lets in exports from Vietnam and the Philippines. China imported 1.4 million tonnes of durian in 2023, up 69 per cent from the previous yea

The world’s biggest durian market is becoming fertile ground for competition as more exporters get approval to ship – and others are likely to follow.

Researchers have discovered a lot about the Philippine eagle. But its behavior in the wild remains largely unknown. Where they go, how much time they spend in the wild or how far they are willing to go hunting and leave their nest behind? A recent research has succeeded in obtaining…