On June 17th #worldcrocodileday, ASAP Partner @mabuwaya shared with us the importance of conserving Philippine crocodiles with local communities. Read about what the team do to save this species from the brink of extinction. https://t.co/QrHOeTOzcw
The 4th talk of the #HopeForWildlife series will be with @MerlijnvanWeerd from @mabuwaya, talking all about the Philippine crocodile!🐊
Check out the great 🐊 resources our interns have made👉https://t.co/YOk9aqN6lw
🐊 And register your class here👉https://t.co/8alMCvtaVh
The 3rd talk on Tuesday by Marites Gatan-Balbas & @MerlijnvanWeerd from the @mabuwaya Foundation will be on the successful conservation story of the wild Philippine crocodile, & how this success can be measured using the @IUCN#GreenStatusOfSpecies tool🐊
https://t.co/wjBeXaO99F
How do we know if species are thriving & not just surviving?
Join our next #ZSLtalks event on the @IUCN's Green Status of Species - a new tool for assessing species recovery & the impact of #conservation efforts
🗓️Tue 8 Mar 6pm
📺https://t.co/r1f6GRI8Dp
⁉️ https://t.co/OvMewHtZ2Y
Our new publication is out about Philippine crocodile diets, and an assessment of body condition of head-started Philippine crocodiles. Philippine crocodiles eat lots of snails, including the invasive Golden Apple Snail! https://t.co/1k9RhOMRMf
Palaui Island / NE Luzon luckily escapes a direct hit by this super strong typhoon. We hope our partners in Santa Anna and Palaui Island, and everyone else, are safe! #KikoPH#Chanthu
Presentation by Mabuwaya's @MerlijnvanWeerd today about visual digital technologies and community engagement in conservation in the Philippines. Session starts 11 am CET (5 pm Phil time). #IUCNcongress
I will be presenting (online) some of the experiences of the @mabuwaya foundation in the Philippines with visual digital technologies (cameras, drones) and community engagement in conservation at the #IUCNworldcongress in the @IUCNNL Pavillion at 11amCET https://t.co/EyrsIAuFZY
When #WhitleyAward winners get together, great things happen!
Here are Tess Gatan-Balbas (2014) and Jayson Ibañez (2015) on an eagle survey in the #Philippines 🦅
Through field visits, they can share knowledge and strengthen their conservation work 💪 @mabuwaya@PhilEagleFdn
@MerlijnvanWeerd and Marites Balbas of @mabuwaya are co-authors of this exciting new paper that presents a new method to measure conservation impact. The #Philippinecrocodile is 1 of the 181 species assessed to test the methodology.
Release of 5 head-started Philippine crocodiles into the wild, by representatives of the municipal government of San Mariano, DILG and DENR in celebration of the 18th anniversary of the Mabuwaya Foundation
Were crocodiles always a symbol of corruption? 🐊
Crocodiles get a bad rap nowadays because of politicians, but did you know crocodiles used to be a revered creature?
Let's rehabilitate the innocent crocodile's reputation:
[A THREAD]
@ayalamuseum Thank you @ayalamuseum for this important coverage! At @mabuwaya we promote co-existence of crocodiles and people, with success! In Isabela Province, local communities protect crocodiles in sanctuaries and live together, much as they used to in the pre-colonial past..
As this poll proves, we’re so used to associating the buwaya/crocodile with greedy politicians! 🐊
But actually, the buwaya was a revered creature back then.
So how exactly did our relationship with it change over time?
Let's find out 👇
https://t.co/jS0eaImjQW