With less than 250 pairs left, the Philippine Eagle is on the threshold of extinction PHOTO COURTESY OF KAHLIL PANOPIO
With less than 250 pairs left, the Philippine Eagle is on the threshold of extinction PHOTO COURTESY OF KAHLIL PANOPIO

AS June’s Environment Month comes to a close, the Haribon Foundation celebrates with the Philippines and the international community for the discovery and validation of Philippine Eagles, a pair of adult and one juvenile. The eagles are confirmed to be in Mt. Mingan straddling the provinces of Nueva Ecija.

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