The Philippine Apex Predator on the Brink of Extinction
Mar 12, 2022
1 min read
The Bagobo Tagabawa are the earliest settlers of Davao. Mt Apo is considered to be part of their ancestral domain, which is why they have a deep connection with the land and the forests.
Among their group, men of the tribe are the ones who usually volunteer to be Forest Guards to patrol the area. But we have women like Mrs Marlyn, who want to step up and do her part to protect this area, encouraging more women to join the troop.
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