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Mabuwaya collaborates with Isabela State University in hosting (international) students who wish to conduct environmental field studies in northeast Luzon. The wild Philippine crocodile populations that we aim to protect are located in the municipalities of San Mariano, Divilacan and Maconacon in the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park and its buffer zone.
Mabuwaya Foundation News
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Crocodile Conservation Hub Expected To Rise In Isabela State University
The protection and conservation of the endangered Philippine crocodile in Cagayan Valley will be getting the much-needed boost.
There are two species of crocodiles found in the Philippines the freshwater crocodile and the more aggressive saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus).
The Philippine crocodile (Crocodylus mindorensis) is a freshwater crocodile found only in the Philippines.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has recently forged ties with the local government unit of San Mariano, Isabela State University (ISU) and Mabuwaya Foundation Inc. for the estab ... -
Pangangalaga Sa Philippine Crocodile Tampok Sa Pista
Katulad ng buwaya na sala sa init, sala sa lamig, hindi nagpapigil sa sama ng panahon ang mga estudyante ng San Mariano, Isabela.
Suot ang mga costume na buwaya, pumarada sila sa Poblacion para sa Croc Festival ng bayan.
Hango ang Croc Festival sa Philippine Crocodile na pinangangalagaan ng Mabuwaya Foundation ng San Mariano.
Ayon kay Bernard Tarun na Species Conservation Specialist ng Mabuwaya Foundation, mayroon na silang 71 na buwayang pinakawalan at may 72 pang inaalagaan sa kanilang pasilidad.
Layon nilang paramihin pa ang mga buwayang ito dahil kabilang sila sa Critically End ... -
Buwaya Nahuli Sa Creek
Nasilo ng mga residente ang isang buwaya na may habang dalawang metro sa isang sapa sa Balliao, Benito Soliven, Isabela kamakalawa.
Ayon kay Sr. Insp. Joel Bumanglag, hepe ng Benito Soliven Police, ang buwaya ay nahuli ni Edilberto Ortaleza sa isang creek na malapit sa kanyang pag-aaring fishpond.
Ayon pa kay Bumanglag, nagulat na lamang si Ortaleza nang makita ang buwaya na nalambat sa pamamagitan ng isang pain na para sa baboy ramo.
Una rito, ipinabatid sa kanilang himpilan ni Mr. Erwin Napole, ang Barangay Nutrition Scholar ng Balliao, Benito Soliven, Isabela, ang pangyayari kaugna ... -
Philippine Eagle Conservation
The Philippine Raptors Conservation Program (PRCP) was started in 1990 by the Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR)-Protected Areas & Wildlife Bureau (PAWB) to help conserve our wildlife particularly the Philippine Eagle, and other raptors. Known Philippine eagle habitats covers the following Regions: 1, 2-CAR, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13-CARAGA where its flagship program, the magnificent Philippine eagle reigns supreme. Other raptors, the likes of which include Brahminy kites, Crested serpent eagles, Philippine hawk eagles, Scops owls, Grass owls, etc., although were not class ...
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PENRO Celebrates World Envt Day
The Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) here, in partnership with the Isabela State University (ISU) ??" Cabagan campus, Mabuwaya Foundation, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), led yesterday the celebration of this year's World Environment Day.
Federico Cauilan Jr, PENR Officer here, said this year's theme, 'Connecting People to Nature', urges us to get outdoors and into nature, to appreciate its beauty and to think about how we are part of nature and how intimately we depend on it.
"It challenges us to find fun and exciting ways to exper ... -
The Philippine Crocodile Mabuwaya And IUCN Netherlands
Much effort was put into education and awareness campaigns to increase public acceptance of the crocodile. After their confidence was gained, local people and officials became involved in the active protection of the species.
The Goal
Changing The Image Of The World's Rarest Crocodile In The Philippines.
The critically endangered Philippine crocodile is the rarest crocodile in the world. The only two remaining wild populations are in northern Luzon and in southwest Mindanao. The biggest problem the crocodile faces is its negative image. Many local people view them as dangerous, and k ...