Birdwatch Philippines
Just when you thought there wouldn’t be any kind of wild life existing in Manila, you’d be pleasantly surprised by the sheer number of wild birds seen here in the Metro.
Photo courtesy of Birdwatch.ph
If you’re thinking of something different to do this weekend (or any weekend for that matter), try something as calming and as soothing as watching birds. Birdwatch Philippines aims to promote birdwatching as a hobby and it also aims to protect and preserve Philippine flora and fauna.
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Established in 2003 as an organization for bird enthusiasts, Birdwatch Philippines has long evolved from a small group into an active organization that aims to promote and protect Philippine birds and their environment. Forgive the pun, but it’s really quite like hitting two birds with one stone – in this case though, don’t take it too literally.
Head on to Davao this September 24 – 25 to join their very first Asian Bird Fair. Be at the Waterfront Insular Hotel in Davao at 9Am and be part of the activities. BirdwatchPH will have pocket discussions on the state of affairs for our feathered friends and their natural habitat. Take part in making sure that our future generations will still have some birds to watch.
For more information, head on over to their website here. They also have information there on how to be a member and how to join the birdwatching activities/events.
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