+ Follow BICOL NATIONAL PARK Tag
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[Title] => Stars make pitch for Visit Daet Year
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[Title] => 72 piraso ng pinutol na puno, inabandona ng illegal loggers
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[Title] => 2 tulak-droga sinalvage
[Summary] => Dalawang ‘di-kilalang lalaki na pinaniniwalaang mga drug pusher ang natagpuang patay sa bisinidad ng Bicol National Park sa Barangay San Jose sa bayan ng Lupi, Camarines Sur kamakalawa ng hapon.
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[Title] => Bicol National Park gets new lease on life
[Summary] => Bicol National Park in Basud town will get a new lease on life as provincial officials of Camarines Norte, led by Gov. Edgardo Tallado and Vice Gov. Jonah Pimentel, launched a major reforestation program.
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The Ecological Society of the Philippines urged the government to give due recognition and immediate attention to the 10 priority protected areas in the country. The list includes five terrestrial ecosystems, two wetlands, two marine ecosystems and one mixed ecosystems.
The priority protected areas cover four of the five major faunal regions in the country, which is divided into three categories: nature park, wildlife sanctuary and protected landscapes and seascape, Antonio M. Claparols, ESP president, said.
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[Title] => Protecting the environment is our business
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Almost a couple of years ago, mudslides caused by heavy rains claimed over 200 lives in the Southern Leyte and Caraga regions in the Visayas and Mindanao. The incident pales in comparison to the 1991 Ormoc tragedy, where about 8,000 people perished when floodwaters rampaged through the town with nary a warning.
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[Title] => Deployment of US Peace Corps volunteers to Mindanao stopped
[Summary] => Citing safety concerns, the US Peace Corps in the Philippines has decided against deploying any of its volunteers in Mindanao.
Bill Benjamin, country director for the Peace Corps, told reporters volunteers have been pulled out from Mindanao since March 2003 after a "careful assessment of the security situation" in the region.
Benjamin said around 15 Peace Corps volunteers in Northern Mindanao were pulled out last March.
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[Title] => Bicol National Park gets new lease on life
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The Ecological Society of the Philippines urged the government to give due recognition and immediate attention to the 10 priority protected areas in the country. The list includes five terrestrial ecosystems, two wetlands, two marine ecosystems and one mixed ecosystems.
The priority protected areas cover four of the five major faunal regions in the country, which is divided into three categories: nature park, wildlife sanctuary and protected landscapes and seascape, Antonio M. Claparols, ESP president, said.
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Almost a couple of years ago, mudslides caused by heavy rains claimed over 200 lives in the Southern Leyte and Caraga regions in the Visayas and Mindanao. The incident pales in comparison to the 1991 Ormoc tragedy, where about 8,000 people perished when floodwaters rampaged through the town with nary a warning.
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[Title] => Deployment of US Peace Corps volunteers to Mindanao stopped
[Summary] => Citing safety concerns, the US Peace Corps in the Philippines has decided against deploying any of its volunteers in Mindanao.
Bill Benjamin, country director for the Peace Corps, told reporters volunteers have been pulled out from Mindanao since March 2003 after a "careful assessment of the security situation" in the region.
Benjamin said around 15 Peace Corps volunteers in Northern Mindanao were pulled out last March.
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