Showing posts with label Dugong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dugong. Show all posts

Monday, October 9, 2017

An Education on Philippine Endangered Species Part VI (Wonders from Deep and Shallow Waters)



Celebrity World Vol. 4 No. 217, October 9, 1995
On the cover: Freddie Aguilar and daughter Maegan Aquilar
 

Part VI of my 1995 Science and Technology Award-winning 9-part special feature “An Education on Philippine Endangered Species” subtitled “Wonders from Deep and Shallow Waters.”


Part I – “Paradise Lost, Can it be Regained?” (September 4, 1995)
Part II – “Biodiversity in an Hourglass” (September 11)
Part III – “When Trees Fall to the Ground” (September 18)
Part IV – “Cries from the Wild” (September 24)
Part V – “Saga of the Reptilian Kind” (October 2)
Part VI – “Wonders from Deep and Shallow Waters” (October 9)
Part VII – “Saving Our Marine Forest and Wildlife” (October 16)
Part VIII – “The Deflowering of the Wild Flowers” (October 23)
Part IX – “On the Wings of Hope and Unity” (October 30)



“He gathered the water of the sea into a heap. He made the great ocean stay in its place. All the earth should worship the LORD; the whole world should fear Him.” – Psalms 33:7-8, The Everyday Bible, New Century Version.





Saturday, September 2, 2017

The Diminishing Dugong (MOD September 2, 2005)


MOD Vol. 37 No. 1767, September 2, 2005
On the cover: Angelica Panganiban

I usually submit articles about wildlife and environment to different magazines. If they all published it, well and good. It’s a way of disseminating awareness to the public. This one about “The Diminishing Dugong” had already appeared in the August 29, 2017 (Mr. & Ms. Vol. 24 No. 17) post of the same title.


“The LORD gave us mind and conscience; we cannot hide from ourselves.” – Proverbs 20:27, The Good News Bible in Today’s English Version.

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

The Diminishing Dugong (Mr. & Ms. August 29, 2000)


Mr. & Ms. Vol. 24 No. 17, August 29, 2000
On the cover: Robin Eric Menk and Mickey Ferriols

The dugong (scientifically known as Dugong dugon), locally known as baboy-dagat, is a very rare sea creature, perhaps the only remaining living species of its family.





Mr. & Ms. Vol. 19 No. 18, August 29, 1995
On the cover: Robin Da Rosa and Mikee Cojuangco
Inset: Kevin Costner

I’ve written and sent this article, about the “good” effect of Mt. Pinatubo’s ash to the ozone layer, to different magazines. At least two of them published it. SEE March 20, 2017 post.



“YOU are the GOD who does wonders; YOU have declared Your strength among the people.” – The Book of Psalms 77:14, Holy Bible, The New King James Version.