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Report Philippine Eagles Released in Leyte to Boost Critically Endangered Population
File photo for reference only In a significant move to bolster the population of the critically endangered Philippine eagle, the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) has released two majestic eagles into the Anonang-Lobi mountain range in Burauen, Leyte. This release marks another milestone in the ongoing efforts to reintroduce the national bird into its natural habitat in the province. On a bright morning, Kalatungan I, a 3-year-old male eagle, was the first to take flight from the hack cage at precisely 9:32 a.m. on Friday. He was soon followed by Lyra Sinabadan, an 11-year-old female, at 10:37 a.m. Both eagles were rescued from Bukidnon and had been residing in Burauen since March 21, preparing for their release. This initiative is part of a larger project aimed at reintroducing the iconic species into Leyte’s lush forests. Previously, the first pair of eagles was released into the area on June 28, 2024. With the release of Kalatungan I and Lyra Sinabadan, conservationists have now successfully discharged a second mated pair as part of the program. Before their release, the eagles underwent thorough health evaluations. Veterinarian Sheen Erica Gadong conducted medical checkups near the hack cage on Tuesday night, declaring both eagles fit for reintroduction into the wild. Significantly, the two eagles, along with another male eagle named Lakpue, embarked on an 18-hour journey from Davao City to Leyte this past March. This marked a crucial step in the Philippine eagle reintroduction effort focused on enhancing the survival chances of this critically endangered species in its natural environment. The release of these eagles signifies a hopeful stride towards the recovery of the Philippine eagle population and reflects the continued dedication of conservationists striving to protect and preserve this symbol of national pride. The ongoing efforts illuminate a path toward a sustainable future for the majestic birds in Leyte and, hopefully, across the Philippines. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Inquirer 2025-05-08 -
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Accident Man Injured by 40kg Tuna Falling from Ship in Bizarre Accident
Wow, hurt by a dead fish. -
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Tentative Thaw: US and China Begin Talks to Ease Trade War Tensions
Were you present at this meeting to observe the begging? Or did you have access to secure phone lines with a conference call? Exactly who was the beggar? Did you take notes on what was said? We would to hear your first hand experience. -
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Another win for Trump (breaking news)
Correct, but it is also the person being accused to provide proof the accusation is incorrect when it comes to government and money missing. Take the old man robbed by a street whore. I am most certain he has no proof but the police are actively searching for the woman to arrest her. -
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Tourism Tourism Chiefs Rally for 3.5 Billion Baht Boost to Attract Chinese Visitors
...Throw Good Money After Bad'... ...If They Require Billions More To Merely Do Their Jobs...Which They Are Not Doing...Maybe More Sensible To Replace Them...(?) ...Throwing Billions After Billions And... (?) ...Nothing Has Changed Or Improved (?) ...The Fooding Previously...The Air Pollution...Etc... -
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Federal Probe Launched After Violent Protest Rocks University of Washington
Shocking. This mindless leftist terrorism needs to be dealt with now. It's gone too far.
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