Giant eagle rescue: Philippine eagles saved throughout lockdowns

The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t stopped Philippine eagle conservation efforts. At the height of the Philippines’ lockdown, one of these eagles was rescued, despite land, sea and air travel being banned.
The eagle was found in Siocon in Zamboanga del Norte, an area that has suffered from major deforestation. There are only around 400 breading pairs of this species left in the wild.
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Thank you Phillipines save this beautiful Eagle 🦅 love from india

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We must protect and preserve our Philippines eagles .

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Sana pa dami nyo pa sila help philippine eagle. Ang pinag mamalaki nating ibon

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Thank You!

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Very inspirational. Hope their population will increase to be able to see of the next generation. Long live HARIBON

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Nice may Phil. Eagle from Zamboanga

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Over 400??? Wow, that is critically close to extinction!

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Salamat po

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amazing

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this the real good news

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How can we help?

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good job PEC