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Study reveals surge in illegal arachnid trade via Facebook in Philippines Mongabay
Sighting of cockatoos in GenSan raises questions on wildlife trade, ecological impacts mindanews.com
Alien Fish Species Discovered in the Philippines’ Largest Lake SciTechDaily
10 Animals You Can Only Find In The Philippines (And Where To Find Them) TheTravel
How the Philippines is saving some of the world’s rarest animals National Geographic
Philippines busts established online wildlife trader with dozens of endangered animals. Traffic.org
18 of the most endangered animals in Asia International Fund for Animal Welfare | IFAW
Genetic diversity and population structure analysis of Philippine native pigs highlight five priority populations for conservation Wiley Online Library
World’s greatest concentration of unique mammal species is on Philippine island fieldmuseum.org
Native trees, local wildlife thrive under Philippine tribes’ ‘rainforestation’ Mongabay
Wildlife in the Philippines: Where to find whale sharks, tarsiers and hawksbill turtles Wanderlust Travel Magazine
Philippines’ unique monitor lizards threatened by illegal trade. - Wildlife Trade News from TRAFFIC Traffic.org
Online trade in Philippine hornbills threatens birds and forests Mongabay
Philippine tribe boosts livelihoods and conservation with civet poop coffee Mongabay
Philippines’ largest freshwater wetland and Indigenous livelihoods face multiple threats Mongabay
Philippine fruit bats may be entirely new species of their own, DNA suggests Mongabay
Utilisation of Facebook to Trade Live Reptiles in the Philippines - Wildlife Trade Report from TRAFFIC Traffic.org
Philippine Indigenous communities restore a mountain forest to prevent urban flooding Mongabay
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