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Developing Biodiversity Conservation Programs for 30 Years
PhilBio was established for the specific purpose of furthering the biodiversity conservation activities of the ‘Philippines Biodiversity Conservation Programme (PBCP)’ initiated in the 1990's.
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Wild Expeditions in Central Mindanao
Wild Expeditions in Central Mindanao Forests within Libungan River Watershed Forest Reserve (LRWFR) New records...
PhilBio Annual Report 2022
The year 2022 opened with great excitement as we are all finally going back to...
Annual Report 2021
PhilBio on its 15th and 30th year still standing strong in delivering better results that...
Visayan Hornbill population
The Visayan Tarictic Hornbill Penelopides panini is an Endangered species endemic to the islands of...
Ecology of Philippine Scrubfowl
Ecological observations of the Philippine Scrubfowl Megapodius cumingii were conducted from March 2017 to December...
The Story of Ada – Siquijor Hawk Owl
This is the story of Ada, the owl from the mystical island of Siquijor. A...
How Pilareneos saved endangered wildlife
In an isolated lowland forest in the town of Pilar in Western Visayas survives a...
Restore Forests For Wildlife And People
A lot of tree planting activities rarely focus on bringing an entire forest back to...
Are you into birdwatching and working with communities? Here’s a chance for you to do both this coming January 3-16, 2021 as we visit the wetlands of Negros Occidental.
Watch PhilBio LIVE ONLINE as we talk about our latest exciting discoveries, scientific findings and conservation lessons. . Together with our partners, we will be sharing new updates on the critically endangered Sulu Hornbill.