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The eagle's swollen eyeballs, along with the apparent complete blindness in the right eye, led an expert to recommend trapping the bird and keeping it in captivity permanently

A story looking at Chinese investors scrambling to sell overseas properties amid shaky economic conditions took centre stage at the top of a list of our economy stories in 2023.

An innovative forest restoration initiative that aims to help save the critically endangered Philippine eagle and their habitats was launched recently. Named Forest Restoration and Regenerative Agroforestry for Indigenous Well-being and Nature (Forest-RegAIN) Project, the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) led the launching on October 27. PEF is collaborating with various…

A stone’s throw away from Davao City’s new business hub, Elize Point, with its ideal location, is Davao region’s future residential address. As the sun sets over the glistening waters of Davao Gulf and casts a warm, golden hue on the sprawling green landscapes of Mount Apo, the enchanting charm of…

The Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) has announced the start of the breeding season of the Philippine Eagle. A photo uploaded by the foundation captured two Philippine eagles soaring together, a display considered an expression of affection between the birds.

AS the sun sets over the glistening waters of Davao Gulf and casts a warm, golden hue on the sprawling green landscapes of Mount Apo, the enchanting charm of Elize Point becomes even more apparent.

Endowed with 63 caves, 61 of which remain unexplored, a Davao del Sur town catches the attention of tourists and spelunkers

The dividends have a record date of October 10, 2023 and a payment date of November 6, 2023, First Gen said in a filing with the stock exchange.

MANILA -- Philippine conglomerate Lopez Group plans to invest 60 billion pesos ($1.1 billion) in geothermal energy over the next three years as the co

GEOTHERMAL company Energy Development Corp. (EDC), a subsidiary of listed renewable energy (RE) firm First Gen Corp., said Monday that it was planning to spend about $1 billion (approximately P56.8 billion) over the next three years to drill more geothermal wells to expand capacity.