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Hope for Sulu
Hornbill (Tawsi)

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In the southernmost part of the Philippines are clusters of smaller islands recognized as global biodiversity hotspots: Sulu and Tawi-Tawi arch…

Wildlife Quiz Bowl Journey

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Brynx Junil Alegarbes represented his Alma Mater, Negros Occidental High School, in the annual Negros Occidental Wildlife Quiz Bowl from 2016 – 2…

PhilBio shares findings in scientific meeting

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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.

The Future of Biodiversity 2019

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PhilBio continues to network with mandated agencies, local environmental groups and local government units in key sites with globally threatened species receiving less conservation attention.

New species of Amyema

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Our recent fieldwork in the island of Negros, Philippines resulted in the discovery of a species new to science, Amyema lisae (Loranthaceae), and a new…

Integrated Programs
2000

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PhilBio provides integrated multi- disciplinary programmes that is based on sound science i.e. field research, developing local conservation site models, biodiversity awareness and appreciation, biodiversity friendly enterprises, on-site conservation and capacity building.

Global Conquest
1994

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PhilBio is in the quest to conserve globally threatened species receiving less conservation attention in key conservation sites Philippines biodiversity through partnerships with different stakeholders and communities, local government and line agencies, academe, private corporations and individuals.

From Humble Beginnings
1990

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Started in 1990 as the Philippine Biodiversity Conservation Programme (PBCP) to assist the implementation of key priority recommendations arising from surveys, and much wider-ranging, threatened endemic species and habitat studies conducted.