Bicol Natural Park Becomes Haven for Rare Wildlife
Bicol Natural Park has become a sanctuary for critically endangered and threatened wildlife, including a kingfisher species, according to a biodiversity monitoring by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Bicol. The findings highlight the park's crucial role in conservation efforts.
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