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Saving our LITTLE EARTH tells EVERYONE of this dying planet, exactly what slaughters are being committed right now both locally and globally - and what we as earthlings can do about it. Our Earth is indeed getting smaller as it is literally gasping for breath right now… our harmful pollutions is indeed choking her slowly and continues to exposed her with her ozone layer.

Perfect beauty, but also fierce power—that’s Mayon’s legacy to the world.MAYON VOLCANO Hailed as World’s Most Perfect Co...
14/09/2025

Perfect beauty, but also fierce power—that’s Mayon’s legacy to the world.

MAYON VOLCANO Hailed as World’s Most Perfect Cone, Outshining Japan’s Mt. Fuji

Standing 2,463 meters high in Albay, Bicol, Mayon Volcano is globally recognized as the most perfectly shaped cone volcano—surpassing even Japan’s Mt. Fuji, Costa Rica’s Mt. Arenal, and New Zealand’s Mt. Taranaki.

Its flawless symmetry has inspired countless photographs and artworks, making it a global icon. Yet beyond its beauty, Mayon is also the most active volcano in the Philippines, with more than 50 recorded eruptions over the past 400 years.

Perfect beauty, but also fierce power—that’s Mayon’s legacy to the world.

MAYON VOLCANO Hailed as World’s Most Perfect Cone, Outshining Japan’s Mt. Fuji

Standing 2,463 meters high in Albay, Bicol, Mayon Volcano is globally recognized as the most perfectly shaped cone volcano—surpassing even Japan’s Mt. Fuji, Costa Rica’s Mt. Arenal, and New Zealand’s Mt. Taranaki.

Its flawless symmetry has inspired countless photographs and artworks, making it a global icon. Yet beyond its beauty, Mayon is also the most active volcano in the Philippines, with more than 50 recorded eruptions over the past 400 years.

Who said our national bird is gone from the wild? Think again.SOARING AGAIN: PHILIPPINE EAGLE PAIR REDISCOVERED IN BUKID...
30/08/2025

Who said our national bird is gone from the wild? Think again.

SOARING AGAIN: PHILIPPINE EAGLE PAIR REDISCOVERED IN BUKIDNON AFTER 20 YEARS

For the first time in almost two decades, a wild, untagged pair of Philippine Eagles has been spotted in the BUHITA (Bukidnon Higaonon Tribal Association) Ancestral Domain.

Witnesses confirmed the pair’s mutual-soaring courtship ritual, a breathtaking dance in the sky symbolizing loyalty, power, and their lifelong bond.

A rare and hopeful sign: despite all threats, the Philippine Eagle continues to survive—and soar—free in the wild.

📷 Japheth Richa/PEF

Who said our national bird is gone from the wild? Think again.

SOARING AGAIN: PHILIPPINE EAGLE PAIR REDISCOVERED IN BUKIDNON AFTER 20 YEARS

For the first time in almost two decades, a wild, untagged pair of Philippine Eagles has been spotted in the BUHITA (Bukidnon Higaonon Tribal Association) Ancestral Domain.

Witnesses confirmed the pair’s mutual-soaring courtship ritual, a breathtaking dance in the sky symbolizing loyalty, power, and their lifelong bond.

A rare and hopeful sign: despite all threats, the Philippine Eagle continues to survive—and soar—free in the wild.

📷 Japheth Richa/PEF

Researchers at the University of Manchester have created a graphene oxide membrane that can desalinate seawater in secon...
25/08/2025

Researchers at the University of Manchester have created a graphene oxide membrane that can desalinate seawater in seconds. The atom-thin filter removes salt and impurities at the molecular level while using less energy than reverse osmosis. This breakthrough offers a compact and cost-effective solution to improve clean water access in regions facing scarcity.

Researchers at the University of Manchester have created a graphene oxide membrane that can desalinate seawater in seconds. The atom-thin filter removes salt and impurities at the molecular level while using less energy than reverse osmosis. This breakthrough offers a compact and cost-effective solution to improve clean water access in regions facing scarcity.

The Verde Island Passage, between Batangas and Mindoro, is considered the “Center of the Center of Marine Biodiversity” ...
25/08/2025

The Verde Island Passage, between Batangas and Mindoro, is considered the “Center of the Center of Marine Biodiversity” on Earth.

Scientists have found that a single hectare of reef here hosts more fish species than entire reefs in other countries, making it one of the most precious and fragile ecosystems in the world. 🌊🐠

The Verde Island Passage, between Batangas and Mindoro, is considered the “Center of the Center of Marine Biodiversity” on Earth.

Scientists have found that a single hectare of reef here hosts more fish species than entire reefs in other countries, making it one of the most precious and fragile ecosystems in the world. 🌊🐠

PHILIPPINES WINS! MAYON VOLCANO Hailed as the World’s Most Perfect ConeRising 2,463 meters in Albay, Bicol, Mayon Volcan...
24/08/2025

PHILIPPINES WINS! MAYON VOLCANO Hailed as the World’s Most Perfect Cone

Rising 2,463 meters in Albay, Bicol, Mayon Volcano is recognized as the most perfectly cone-shaped volcano in the world — surpassing Japan’s Mt. Fuji, Costa Rica’s Mt. Arenal, and New Zealand’s Mt. Taranaki.

Its near-perfect symmetry makes it an iconic landmark and a favorite subject for photography and art. But beyond its beauty, Mayon is also the most active volcano in the Philippines, with over 50 eruptions recorded in the past 400 years.

PHILIPPINES WINS! MAYON VOLCANO Hailed as the World’s Most Perfect Cone

Rising 2,463 meters in Albay, Bicol, Mayon Volcano is recognized as the most perfectly cone-shaped volcano in the world — surpassing Japan’s Mt. Fuji, Costa Rica’s Mt. Arenal, and New Zealand’s Mt. Taranaki.

Its near-perfect symmetry makes it an iconic landmark and a favorite subject for photography and art. But beyond its beauty, Mayon is also the most active volcano in the Philippines, with over 50 eruptions recorded in the past 400 years.

Meet Rinorea niccolifera, a rare plant species native to the Philippines that absorbs nickel from the soil — sometimes u...
17/08/2025

Meet Rinorea niccolifera, a rare plant species native to the Philippines that absorbs nickel from the soil — sometimes up to 18,000 ppm (parts per million) in its leaves. Known as a “hyperaccumulator,” it plays a vital role in phytoremediation, the process of using plants to clean up contaminated land.

This eco-friendly method offers a natural way to rehabilitate mining sites, reduce heavy metal pollution, and even recover valuable metals for industrial use. Scientists believe it could transform environmental cleanup strategies in regions affected by toxic soil.

The discovery also highlights the incredible adaptations of plant life, evolving to survive in extreme conditions while providing solutions to human environmental challenges.

Meet Rinorea niccolifera, a rare plant species native to the Philippines that absorbs nickel from the soil — sometimes up to 18,000 ppm (parts per million) in its leaves. Known as a “hyperaccumulator,” it plays a vital role in phytoremediation, the process of using plants to clean up contaminated land.

This eco-friendly method offers a natural way to rehabilitate mining sites, reduce heavy metal pollution, and even recover valuable metals for industrial use. Scientists believe it could transform environmental cleanup strategies in regions affected by toxic soil.

The discovery also highlights the incredible adaptations of plant life, evolving to survive in extreme conditions while providing solutions to human environmental challenges.

High above the lush forests of Bukidnon, two majestic figures appeared against the sky — a pair of wild, untagged Philip...
17/08/2025

High above the lush forests of Bukidnon, two majestic figures appeared against the sky — a pair of wild, untagged Philippine Eagles, seen together for the first time in nearly two decades. The sighting took place within the ancestral domain of the Bukidnon Higaonon Tribal Association (BUHITA), a protected home to many of the country’s most endangered species.

Read: https://www.advocatesomi.com/2024/recent/soaring-together-again-rare-philippine-eagle-pair-spotted-in-bukidnon-after-nearly-20-years.

High above the lush forests of Bukidnon, two majestic figures appeared against the sky — a pair of wild, untagged Philippine Eagles, seen together for the first time in nearly two decades. The sighting took place within the ancestral domain of the Bukidnon Higaonon Tribal Association (BUHITA), a protected home to many of the country’s most endangered species.

Read: https://www.advocatesomi.com/2024/recent/soaring-together-again-rare-philippine-eagle-pair-spotted-in-bukidnon-after-nearly-20-years

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