An Education on Philippine Endangered Species Part IV (Cries from the Wild)

Celebrity World Vol. 4 No. 215, September 25, 1995
On the cover: Rita Avila with Keanu Reeves (inset)

Part IV of my 1995 Science and Technology Award-winning 9-part special feature “An Education on Philippine Endangered Species” subtitled “Cries from the Wild.”

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)

“For to Me belongs every wild animal of the forest, the beasts upon a thousand mountains. I well know every winged creature of the mountains, and the animal throngs of the open field are with Me.” – Psalms 50:10-11, New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures.

Plight of the Flying Lemurs

Mr. & Ms. Vol. 25 No. 21, September 11, 2001

On the Cover: May Bayot, Lani Misalucha and Karlyn Bayot

I used to frequently go to the office of the Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau (PAWB) in Quezon City for research on the different Philippine wildlife, because I love writing about them, such as the article here, “Plight of the Flying Lemurs,” which is about a small primate known locally as kagwang.

“The dwellers at the ends of the earth are overawed by your signs; you make east and west sing aloud in triumph.” – Psalms 65:8, The Revised English Bible.