Title: Amazing Flock of Mindanao Writhed Hornbills (Rhabdotorrhinus leucocephalus) !!!

Author: Lyndon Cubillan

Date Published: October 10, 2023

Key Content: The Writhed Hornbills are threatened by habitat loss and hunting. Seeing the hornbills on the forest of Surigao, made an excellent reaction to the people since a lot of human disturbances made an adverse impact to the habitat destruction.

Title: Researchers, envi group call for salvation of the ‘home of critically endangered species’

Author: Krizzy S. Daugdaug

Date Published: September 19, 2022

Key Content: Following the discovery of over a hundred species of wildlife in the Mt. Macabol-Alikoson Conservation Areas (MMACA), including the critically endangered Philippine Eagle, an environmental group is urging for its declaration as a “critical habitat” due to threats from deforestation and human activities.

Title: ‘Born to be Wild’ visits some of the remaining forests in the Philippines

Author: GMA News

Date Published: May 9, 2019

Key Content: The Philippines has experienced a significant reduction in forest cover, dropping to just 19% from an estimated 70% in the 1900s as a result of human activities such as mining, land conversion, and agriculture. The article emphasizes the environmental consequences of mining in Surigao and its role in forest destruction, which is causing the loss of critical habitats and natural resources for various species.

Title: Mining and logging threaten a wildlife wonderland on a Philippine mountain

Author: Bong S. Sarmiento

Date Published: April 27, 2021

Key Content: The Busa Mountain Range in the southern island of Mindanao, Philippines, home to the rare Guttman's stream frog and Philippine eagle, is threatened by mining, logging, hunting, and poaching, and environmentalists have called for it to be legally declared a protected landscape under the country's Expanded National Integrated Protected Areas System (E-NIPAS) to ensure its long-term conservation.

Title: Dateline: Hunting, habitat loss threaten Philippine eagle population

Author: ABS-CBN News

Date Published: June 2, 2018

Key Content: The Philippine Eagle, which is the national bird of the Philippines, is in danger due to excessive hunting and loss of its natural habitat. The concerns about the declining population of this bird have been repeatedly raised by Dr. Jason Ibanez, who is associated with the Philippine Eagle Foundation in Davao City.

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Title: Sanctuary offers hope for endangered Philippine Eagle

Author: AFP News Agency

Date Published: June 15, 2016

Key Content: Logging and other activities have destroyed tropical rainforests at a startling rate in recent decades, and now experts say there are hundreds of eagles left in the wild. However, a small band of conservationists aim to establish a sanctuary to provide a safe habitat, protecting the endangered Philippine eagle species.

Title: World Wildlife Conservation 2022

Author: Interfacing Development Interventions for Sustainability

Date Published: October 21, 2022

Key Content: Bantay Bukid volunteers recently conducted biodiversity monitoring in Panigan-Tamugan Watershed and discovered 71 bird species, including Mindanao and Philippine endemic species. Unfortunately, unregulated development in the watershed is destroying forest habitats essential to the survival of these threatened species, as illegal activities like clearing forest areas to make way for houses and plantations have been reported by Bantay Bukid.

Title: Wildlife trade and habitat destruction are the main causes of wildlife extinction 

Author: GMA Public Affairs

Date Published: November 27, 2016

Key Content: The Born to be Wild team travels extensively to uncover unique species living in different parts of the world. However, no matter where they go, one issue remains constant: environmental problems pose the greatest threat to wildlife. Despite the team's efforts to discover and document various animal species, they still face the harsh reality that wildlife is vulnerable to human activities that cause environmental issues, such as pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change.

Title: MINDANAO: The Land of Promise, Holding a Key to Environmental Defense Worldwide, by Em Butler

Author: Em Butler

Date Published: March 25, 2022

Key Content: The Pantaron Mountain Range in Mindanao is home to a diverse range of species, such as tree shrews, lizards, and Philippine eagles, with more than 30% of them being endemic. The indigenous people of Mindanao have been protecting their land for centuries but now face a new threat from logging, mining, and mono-crop industries that endanger the ecosystems in this area.

Title: Fast facts on the critically endangered Philippine Eagle

Author: Philippine Eagle Foundation

Date Published: June 11, 2015

Key Content: Since 2012, Globe and the Philippine Eagle Foundation have been working together to protect and conserve the critically endangered Philippine Eagle, which is facing threats such as shooting, hunting, trapping, and deforestation. With only 500 pairs of Philippine Eagles left, this partnership is important for the sustainability of our wildlife, as Independence Day takes on a new meaning. #FlyFreePamana

Title: DENR calls for forest habitat conservation to preserve PH Eagle

Author: Marita Moaje

Date Published: June 13, 2023

Key Content: The DENR is calling on all Filipinos to help conserve Philippine eagles and their habitats by implementing conservation efforts, including habitat restoration, law enforcement, captive and wild population management, research, and conservation education, and to strengthen the Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act to promote sustainable management of the country's wildlife resources.

Title: CONSERVING THE PHILIPPINE EAGLE ON MINDANAO ISLAND

Author: Jayson Ibañez

Date Published: April 30, 2015

Key Content: The Whitley Award winner Jayson Ibañez, supported by the Philippine Eagle Foundation and Cornell Lab of Ornithology, aims to prevent further decline of the critically endangered Philippine eagle on Mindanao Island through conservation and community education initiatives.

Title: The Philippines Eagle

Author: The Bird Emergency Podcast

Date Published: May 22, 2021

Key Content: Jayson Ibanez, who serves as the head of The Philippines Eagle Foundation, provides an overview of the initiatives to safeguard the magnificent Philippine eagle in the isolated regions of Mindanao, Philippines. The organization is dedicated to conserving the natural habitats of these birds while also promoting awareness about their preservation.

Title: Born to be Wild: Documenting Philippine eagle and Philippine tarsier in 4K | Full episode

Author: GMA Public Affairs

Date Published: September 29, 2019

Key Content: The video highlights the work of Doc Nielsen and Doc Ferds, who observe and record the behavior of two rare Philippine species - the Philippine eagle and the Philippine tarsier. The Philippine eagle is in critical danger due to human attacks on their habitats, and the Philippine Eagle Foundation is making efforts to save this national treasure. Additionally, the video shows a mother and child Philippine tarsier in their natural habitat, another rare primate species found in Mindanao.

Title: Webinar Series - "Denying wildlife trade in Mindanao: A virtual engagement"

Author: Ako at ang Kalikasan TV - AKTV

Date Published: November 19, 2020

Key Content: The webinar emphasizes the threats to wildlife species in Mindanao and offers great and unique solutions on how to solve and protect endangered species in Mindanao. Another thing is that it contains the list of critically endangered species specifically the threatened species of birds in BARMM and how the illegal acts affected them.

Title: Endangered Beauty: Mt. Malindang and its Environs in Mindanao, Philippines

Author: Catherine Barretto-Lagunzad and Perry S. Ong

Date Published: 2006

Key Content: The book 'Endangered Beauty, Mt. Malindang and its Environs in Mindanao, Philippines' aims to raise awareness about the endangered beauty and wealth of the Mt. Malindang range. It also draws attention to the impact of human activities on habitats and the increasing number of endangered wildlife species. The book highlights the need for conservation efforts to prevent further loss of biodiversity and shares the story of the indigenous people, the massive timber exploitation, and the responsibility of the Mindanao people to prioritize conservation efforts.

Title: Endangered Philippine Wildlife Species with Special Reference to the Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga Jefferyi) and Tamaraw (Bubalus Mindorensis)

Author: Ceferino P. Maala

Date Published: October 31, 2001

Key Content: The study emphasizes the endangered state of two Philippine wildlife species, the Philippine eagles in Mindanao and the Mindoro Tamaraws. It highlights the urgent need for collaborative initiatives to safeguard these species and their habitats, with dipterocarp forest destruction posing the most severe risk to Philippine eagle survival and human settlement, destroying the habitat of remaining tamaraw populations.

Title: NEW ART FOR PHILIPPINE EAGLE WEEK

Author: Filipeanut: Philippine Wildlife Art

Date Published: June 4, 2023

Key Content: Philippine Eagle Week is an annual event that takes place from June 4 to 10 each year. Its aim is to raise awareness about the Philippines' national bird through a range of advocacy campaigns, including exhibitions of artwork and sharing of interesting facts, to encourage the conservation and preservation of this species.

Title: The Philippine Eagle: Flight of an Endangered Species

Author: Ernee Lawagan

Date Published: October 1, 2017

Key Content: The article titled "The Philippine Eagle: Flight of an Endangered Species" by Ernee Lawagan discusses the challenges faced by the endangered Philippine Eagle species due to human activities such as hunting and habitat loss. The author also highlights the efforts being made to protect the birds, such as captive breeding programs and community awareness initiatives.

Title: Born to be Wild: Endangered Philippine Eagle seen in the wild

Author: GMA Public Affairs

Date Published: July 31, 2018

Key Content: After 3 years, newly found Philippine Eagle, named Pamarayeg, was sighted by Kuya Blackie, one of the caregivers in Cinchona Forest Reserve of Bukidnon where the eagles mostly takes place. Kuya Blackie discovered the young Philippine Eagle last March 2018 and immediately accompanied by Doctor Miguel de Leon, a bird conservationist. The young agila was critically endangered due to illegal hunting.

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