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Pag-IBIG launches first Barkada Franchise Financing project in Palawan

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Palawan board seeks trauma support for survivors of MV June Aster fire

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Palawan pangolin caught in farm net rescued in Roxas

A critically endangered Palawan pangolin, locally known as “Balintong,” was rescued after getting caught in a net surrounding a farm in Barangay Taradungan, Roxas,...

Philippine eagle habitat study maps mining risks and conservation priorities

- A new study systematically mapped likely Philippine eagle nesting habitat on Mindanao, the Philippines’ second-largest island and the species’ main stronghold. - Approved mining...

Burn-like marks raise electrocution suspicion in Philippine Eagle’s death

Burn-like marks on the feet of a Philippine Eagle found dead in Misamis Oriental have prompted an investigation into whether the critically endangered bird...

PCSDS rescues, releases blue-eared kingfisher after window collision

A blue-eared kingfisher was rescued and returned to its natural habitat after crashing into a glass window of a house in Barangay San Jose,...

Protected nests give Philippine cockatoos a chance to return to Puerto Princesa

For years, the Philippine Cockatoos or Katala nesting in the forests of the Iwahig Penal Reservation faced a familiar danger: their nests could become...

Trapped rat snake rescued, released in Puerto Princesa

A rat snake found trapped in a tight space beside a house near Tonie’s Mart Mall in Barangay Matahimik, Poblacion, Puerto Princesa City, was...

Palawan bearded pig among species needing urgent protection from ASF, study says

The Palawan bearded pig is among Asia’s endemic wild pig species that conservation scientists say should be prioritized for emergency protection as African swine...

Dr. Sabine Schoppe, champion of Palawan’s threatened wildlife, dies at 63

German conservation biologist Dr. Sabine Schoppe, who devoted more than three decades to protecting threatened wildlife in the Philippines, has died at 63. Her death...

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