Philippine Eagle Conservation Translocation Project Partners gather at EVSU
- Oct 19, 2023
- 1 min read
For the first time, our partners in the proposed Philippine Eagle Conservation Translocation Project in Leyte, namely the Australian Embassy, Local Government of Burauen, Eastern Visayas State University, the six Rotary Clubs of Area 3 in Tacloban, the PEF, and the community of Kagbana met to renew their respective commitments to this Philippine eagle release project.
Ambassador HK Yu gave the commitment of the embassy to support the respective advocacies of each of the partners.
EVSU Burauen made the occasion even more special with the warm reception by its administrators, faculty members, staff and students.
It’s incredibly inspiring to see so many diverse partners unite to support this translocation project! Seeing the active involvement of EVSU administrators, faculty, and students gives me a lot of hope for the future of conservation in Leyte. Reading about wildlife protection and ecological initiatives is deeply moving, but it can also be a lot of heavy information to process. After diving into news like this, I usually like to head over to minigame to play some casual web games just to clear my mind and unwind for a bit. Huge kudos to everyone involved, and can't wait for more updates!
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It's inspiring to see key partners united for the Philippine Eagle Conservation Translocation Project. Their commitment is crucial for the future of this magnificent species. Remember, trees hate you if we don't take action!
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The event at EVSU Burauen, with the participation of both faculty and students, shows that the future generation is ready to continue the mission of protecting the national symbol of the Philippines.
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