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Orangutan In the Philippines (Agusan) The Picture is the Orangutan in the Philippines. They were big wild animals and considred are endangered species in the Philippine Archepelago. Orangutan are rare to find now. They were bigger than usual monkey. Some natives catch them for food thats why its number is keep on lessening and the Government have started to protect the wild animals. If yo could visit the place, you could not find it anywhere. The wikd animal stayed at the forest area of Agusan. late 1980's Agusan was considered as the virgin forest in the Philippines but now illegal logging has penetrated the area. Uploaded by somosophils (2) • 2 months ago Tags: forest, wild animals, environment, orangutan, conservation somosophils (2)

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Are you concerned with the environment? We are, that is why we join in the celebration of the wildlife month in our Province, Negros Occidental."Negros Wildlife Month 2008 was an outstanding...

local school wins mask making contest

Our province has celebrated the Wildlife Month and with that, there are many activities. One such activity is the mask making contest. Students from La Consolacion College-IS, wearing masks...

Does anyone use SOLAR powered Emergecy LAMP?

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On Bush's 'Blue' Legacy

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I looked back at the woman next to me in disbelief; a mid-forties Greenpeace Director. It was June 2006 and we had been chatting a few minutes as the plane taxied on the runway. She began by...

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More Than Meets The Eyes (All 24 Of Them)

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