RARE & EXOTIC FAUNA

Calauit Island (Palawan)
The game reserve and wildlife sanctuary on Calauit Island is straight out of Africa and is home to the man-eating Philippine crocodile and the endangered "dugong".

Tarsier Site (Bohol)
Home to the Tarsier, a midget monkey of the Philippines and the smallest monkey in the world.

Albay Park & Wildlife (Bicol)
Boasts of 347 animals belonging to 75 species.

Crocodile Park (Davao)
Habitat of crocodiles as well as various breeds of birds.  

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MARINE LIFE

Tubbataha Reef National Park (Palawan)
Teemed with 300 coral species, 46 coral genera, 7 seagrass species, 71 algae species, large marine life, dolphins, marine urtles and seabirds.

Pamilacan Island (Bohol)
Considered a critical marine mammal habitat in the Philippines.

Whale Shark Site (Sorsogon)
Home to huge, gentle whale sharks.

Seacow Site (Palawan)
Home to the "Dugong".

Turtle Islands (Palawan)
South East Asia's only remaining major green turtle rookery and a vital nesting ground for the hawksbill turtle.

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AVIAN

Olango Island (Cebu)
Stopover for up to 50,000 migrating water birds flying the East Asian migratory flyway yearly.
 
Philippine Eagle & Nature Research Center (Davao)
Home to the world's largest eagle, the Philippine Eagle.

Center for Philippine Raptors (Laguna)
A rescue and rehabilitation center for diurnal and nocturnal raptorial birds.

Pacem Eco-Park (Antipolo)
Haven for over 80 species of butterflies, and native and foreign birds.

Albay Park & Wildlife (Bicol)

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FLORA

Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Nature Center in Quezon Avenue , representing 2,443 trees commonly found in Philippine forests. Pacem Eco-Park, is more than just a haven for butterflies.

Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Nature Center (Quezon City)
Boasts of about 38 species of trees and shrubs.

Pacem Eco-Park (Antipolo)
Houses various lumber trees, fruit trees, orchids and flowering plants.