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Commemorative P5,000 Lapu-Lapu banknote includes historical details, sketches 159 '); Lapu-Lapu, considered as the first national hero, were bared to kick off the National Heritage Month of May. The theme for this year is “Victory and Humanity.” In a Facebook post on May 1, the National Quincentennial Committee, a body tasked to celebrate the 500-year anniversary of the Victory of Mactan, shared more than 34 photos of the bill where its historical details were highlighted. “Its design teaches not just about the towering personage of 1521 that is Lapulapu but our pre-colonial history ...

Here's a look at actual photos of the P5000 Lapulapu commemorative banknote Published May 3, 2021 5:35pm The National Quincentennial Committee showed a closer look at the P5000 Lapulapu commemorative banknote. The NQC on Saturday posted several photos of the actual paper bill bearing the image of Philippine hero. "The quincentennial is an opportune time to promote appreciation of the world of our pre-colonial ancestors such as their way of life, worldview, and belief system based on historical sources. Understanding them helps us discern the process of our becoming and being Filipino,"...

MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon, April 26--On Earth Day 2021, a rescued and rehabilitated Philippine Eagle is released back to its forest home. Tagoyaman Fernando is among the seven Philippine Eagles that were rescued last year—the highest rescue rate recorded in the history of Philippine Eagle conservation—and the first Philippine Eagle to be released back to the wild this year. Tagoyaman’s release was made possible through the support of the Australian Government, Whitley Fund for Nature, Jurong Bird Park, DENR Region X, and the local government of San Fernando, Bukidnon.  Philippine Eagl...

Published April 23, 2021, 12:43 PM DAVAO CITY – After six months of rehabilitation, a rescued Philippine Eagle named Tagoyaman Fernando was released back into the forest in Bukidnon province on Thursday, April 22. FREE AGAIN. Tagoyaman Fernando, the Philippine Eagle rescued in San Fernando, Bukidnon province in October last year, flies back home on Thursday, April 22. (Photo courtesy of the Philippine Eagle Foundation / MANILA BULLETIN) “We hope to see Tagoyaman successfully breed and contribute to his species’ wild population in the future,” said Dennis Salvador, Executive Director o...