The Resort That Tried To Cash In On A Tragedy

[@ChadGardenSinLA]

1M Thank yous for bringing attention to this VERY important preservation effort. 99% of videos about the Philippines is how foreigners can take advantage of it. This isn't just about Tarsiers, but for the whole Philippine society. #RapaNui

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

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[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

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[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

I appreciate you for filming and sharing about the tarsier sanctuary. However! Your thumbnail and title are "CLICKBAIT! You are just taking the opportunity and taking advantage the very hot issue now regarding the resort in Chicolate Hills. With your thumbnail and title saying about the resort, you should say things, opinions, irrelevance of the resort, and explain about the resort being there, what is your reaction and opinion about it. But you didn't! You are just misleading people! You are a liar! Be responsible vlogger ok!

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Have You Heard how the controversial Resort In Chocolate Hills Bohol Philippines? Share your thoughts on this and its impact on the "Eighth Wonder of the World," the Chocolate Hills...

[@egoism300]

One of our endangered species in Bohol, next to our endangered Philippine Eagle in Mindanao. Hope that the government will continue to preserve and protect these species of ours. Thanks for the info about to our wildlife species, kuya Charlie! ❤

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Appreciate the feedback and comment about the smallest primate in the world. We'll have to look up this endangered eagle, that will make an interesting story I bet.

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Have you seen the News regarding the Resort In Chocolate Hills Bohol Philippines?

[@egoism300]

​@@CharlieWayneAdventures yes, I do, kuya Charlie!! Chocolate Hills in Bohol is ❤❤❤

[@egoism300]

@@CharlieWayneAdventures additional information, the resort was been closed due to environmental impact. Even Senator Raffy Tulfo, questioned the said construction of resort near Chocolate Hills, kuya Charlie!

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Good For Senator Raffy Tulfo, The Philippines needs more Govt officials like him. I used to visit Thailand which is a lot cheaper money-wise, but it's so dirty... Even though the Philippines cost more, I love the untouched beauty and how the people take such good care of protecting it. Building a Resort in the Chocolate Hills Bohol was a very selfish act at the cost of the Philippines' greatest Eight Wonder of the World.

[@rowelrramirez]

ipatabgal nayan at panagutin ang nasa governent para dina maulit

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Ako ay sumasangayon sayu kaibigan Napaka Ganda ng Lugar Ng Pililinas 99% ng mga citizens ang nais protektahan ang Lugar naito ,ito ang Kanilang pride bilang Isang Pilipino, may updates kapa ba sa issueng ito?

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

I appreciate you for filming and sharing about the tarsier sanctuary. However! Your thumbnail and title are "CLICKBAIT! You are just taking the opportunity and taking advantage the very hot issue now regarding the resort in Chicolate Hills. With your thumbnail and title saying about the resort, you should say things, opinions, irrelevance of the resort, and explain about the resort being there, what is your reaction and opinion about it. But you didn't! You are just misleading people! You are a liar! Be responsible vlogger ok!

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

Appreciate your personal thoughts, really do. That film was scheduled and released before this rising trend, and we didn't fly down there to film stuff like this for free. It's a business at the end of the day, but we don't feel like we're misleading folks about the negative impacts on the Tarsier. Even the local conservation was appreciative of our effort to raise awareness Our team discussed this, and over population, construction, and many factors all facts leading to the Tarsier engaging in self harm.

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@@CharlieWayneAdventures Well, we appreciate that. We know that. Most of us are concern about the loss of the habitat of this endangered specie and the impact to them. However.... you are fooling people with the style of your misleading thumbnail and title. We expectes that you will tell a bit of the story about the issue and about your reaction, blah blah blah. That's what I'm thinking. An old footage. It doesn't matter if it's not for free or business or what. That's your problem. You are really are just justifying here. We weren't born yesterday. By using that resort issue in your thumbnail and title and without mentioning it even a word in your video about the freakin resort, you basically just put it as an ad to your video to attract viewers is purely "CLICKBAIT" and LIES! Do you understand???

[@CharlieWayneAdventures]

I understand your concern, and your perspective on this is clear. First, let me say that we have a lot in common. We both have a strong passion for protecting heritage and the beauty that God (or whatever your belief) has given us. Next week, our team has a film coming out where I commend locals for their efforts in cleaning to preserve and protect their greatest treasure, and this is an honest and genuine act. I think it's important to explain what happens behind the scenes of making films, and more importantly, what makes us different. Our team's mission is to create documentary films that engage and advance the viewer's awareness. Truth be told, this film uses our old methodology, and our current unreleased films are 10 times better. This is because we do a lot of research on the topic, history, and more to achieve our previously stated mission. This film about the smallest primate, the Tarsier, is central to the endangerment of this species. Largely due to its mental fitness and stress, in the end, it chooses the path of self-harm; simply put, it commits suicide. I'll let you Google the method it chooses, but here we can discuss the cause. There are many reasons, but they are tied to the current issue with the Bohol resort, which involves the commercialization of land that includes demolition, increased human presence, and the negative effects of that, like light pollution. We can keep going on and on about the ill effects that mankind can have on this creature, driving it to extinction. All the above, simply put, we don't agree with the commercialization of the 8th wonder of the world to enrich a couple of individuals. Again, I think we're on the same page in beliefs. I've written a lot here and I've spent more time than I should, but it's because I'm passionate like you. How about this, I appreciate your commitment to protecting natural resources, so how about we do something together? I'll fund it within reason. Want to do something to help people? I've been wanting to do a rehabilitation of the basketball court of a Burundi municipality so the people will benefit from that. Do you want to go plant some trees, for example, like that man-made forest in Bohol? Because I'm game, or if you have an idea on how to improve the quality of people's lives or protect natural resources, let's talk. Anyway, we can provide the contact info for the initial conversation for you to be apart of the solution in a film of ours.