Every November, Negros Occidental celebrates Provincial Wildlife Month, pursuant to Provincial Ordinance No. 002, Series of 2009. It’s our annual reminder that protecting wildlife is not just a choice--it’s our shared responsibility!
From the slithering King Cobra to the elusive stream frog and the mighty Almaciga, kada isa may role sa pag-atipan sang aton kinaiyahan!
Meet the wildlife treasures and natural wonders that remind us why protecting Negros’ biodiversity matters.
King Cobra-Hadlok? Understandable! Pero indi sila kontrabida. Learn how to stay safe and why we should never harm snakes unnecessarily.
Sanguirana / Stream Frog-Small, elusive and easy to miss, pero may importante nga role sa healthy freshwater habitats!
Almaciga- More than just a tree! This native conifer helps sustain our forests and the wildlife that call them home.
Mount Kanlaon Natural Park-A natural treasure of Negros nga worth protecting, not just admiring!
This Wildlife Month, indi lang ta mag-picture kag mag-like--let’s take action!
Aton Panubli-on, Aton Responsibilidad: Aksyon para sa aton Ilahas, Aksyon para sa Klima!
