Rare "Ibong Adarna" Spotted in Mount Apo's Forests
IBONG ADARNA - Adarna Bird, known for its mythical significance in Filipino literature, has been sighted in the lush woodlands of Mount Apo.
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IBONG ADARNA - Adarna Bird, known for its mythical significance in Filipino literature, has been sighted in the lush woodlands of Mount Apo.
WATERBIRDS. Over 11,000 waterbirds, including migratory birds, were sighted in the recently conducted Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) in different areas of the Bicol region. The activity aims to raise public knowledge on waterbird species and the importance of wetland sites. (Photo from DENR-Bicol's FB page) LEGAZPI CITY - The Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Bicol (DENR-5) reported on Friday that over 11,000 waterbirds were sighted in the recently conducted Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) in different areas in the region. The AWC runs parallel to other international censuses o...
SunStar January 17, 2021 THE Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Davao Region (DENR-Davao) started its birdwatching and counting activities in the different municipalities of the region to obtain information on its population and monitor the condition of the wetlands in the region. In a press release, DENR-Davao, through its Protected Area Management and Biodiversity Conservation Section (PAMBCS), commenced with its activity as part of the Annual Asian Waterfowl Census (AWC) for migratory birds. "This activity aims to obtain information on the population of migratory ...
Five endangered species are stable in Seychelles, but conservations want more comprehensive studies Victoria, Seychelles | December 28, 2020, Monday @ 16:43 in Environment » SPECIES | By: Sharon Ernesta | Views: 5627 Henriette said that evidence has shown that population of some species notably the 'zwazo linet' (Seychelles white eye) has declined over the years. (Julie Gane) Send to Kindle The status of five endemic species that have been classified as endangered in Seychelles is stable, but conservationists want a more comprehensive study to better protect these species. Each year the ...