COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT

AND NATURAL RESOURCES OFFICE

DENR XII-CENRO Buayan, General Santos City

 Deforestation can be a cause of its

death.

 Philippine Eagles have clearer

vision than humans.

 They are extremely territorial.

 Their breeding season falls on

July to February.

21st
Philippine Eagle
Week
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
References:
COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES OFFICE
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https://theculturetrip.com/asia/philippines/articles/philippine
-eagle-11-facts-about-the-philippines-national-bird/ Week

The Philippine Eagle Week is

Department of Environment and Natural Resources
celebrated annually in June, pursuant
to Proclamation No. 79, Series of
1998. In line with the event, and to  They are monogamous.
give homage to the country’s national
heritage, a week-long exhibit was  They prepare for motherhood.
conducted which started on June 4,
2019 at Robinsons Place, General  Female Philippine Eagles spend
Santos City. The exhibit aims to much more time incubating their
spread awareness on the importance eggs.
of the Philippine Eagle as a national
symbol and as a bioindicator of our  They thrive within our lush
forest ecosystem. A National Heritage forests.

The Philippine Eagle is now

considered a critically endangered
species. Due to this, collaborations
with different sectors in the country
are being made to preserve and
conserve our national heritage, and to
increase their population.

photo source: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1037831

Photo source: https://theculturetrip.com/asia/philippines/articles/

philippine-eagle-11-facts-about-the-philippines-national-bird/

 They can live up to 40 years old.

Photo source: https://theculturetrip.com/asia/philippines/articles/philippine-  The Philippine Eagle was not

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discovered by a Filipino.

Facts about the Philippine Eagle