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Stuck in traffic? Look up, because above you is a “highway in the sky” called a Flyway.
There are 9 of them on the planet, and millions of birds use them. The Philippines is inside the East Asian Australasian Flyway. It extends from the arctic & Russia, encompasses Southeast Asia, and reaches as far south as Australia and New Zealand.
Learn more about this highway in the sky on your commute home:
http://haribon.org.ph/index.php/news/item/279-world-migratory-bird-day-is-may-10
Haribon members and staff learned how to start and maintain compost at home last Saturday! Become a member today & join meetups like this and more...
bit.ly/beamember2017
Photo by Ela De Leon.
“Experiencing these birds added dimensions to how I perceive the world. The diversity of life becomes obvious and it turns a world of scarcity to one of abundant variety."
Red-bearded Bee-eater (Nyctyornis amictus) photo by Liselle Santos
Read more:
http://www.manilatimes.net/ph-join-frasers-hill-international-bird-race/317453/
As we do with nature, we cultivate and protect our relationships. Become a member and bring a friend or two.
"Dapat talaga pahalagahan yung environmental protection..."
(We really should value environmental protection.)
During the mid-90's, the Haribon Foundation worked on a project on seahorse conservation in Bohol with various partners.
Project Seahorse works there to this day, having established 35 no-take Marine Protected Areas or MPAs in Danajon Bank, the only double barrier reef in the Philippines and one of only three double barrier reefs in Southeast Asia.
"MPAs also play an important role for food security, allowing community fishing grounds to recover from overfishing, destructive fishing practices, and other harmful activities."
Learn more from this PDF document detailing some of the work: https://idl-bnc.idrc.ca/dspace/bitstream/10625/36046/1/113605_v2.pdf
“Nagsisimula sya maski sa simpleng pag-share ng post or kapag nagsa-start na silang magbird watching or nagshishare sila ng photos ng birds nila nakikita sa iba’t-ibang lugar...”
-Ana Almazar, Membership Dev. Officer. Haribon Foundation.
It all must start somewhere.
