Donations to Haribon Foundation’s #PresentsForTheFuture will be dedicated to tree planting activities and educational kits for the children of the organization's partner farmer communities.
As recent studies suggest that BtCov or Bat coronaviruses has a widespread distribution and diversity in the Philippines, it's high time we ask if our country could be the next source of infectious diseases.
Haribon Foundation joins the BirdLife partnership in a demand that the United Nations recognize a new human right: the right to a healthy natural environment.
To introduce a fun and simple way to promote the country's biodiversity, Haribon Foundation's Anya Santos-Uy launches Alpabeto ng Kalikasan, an alphabet book that highlights Proudly Pinoy plants and animals.
A study conducted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences showed that 96% of the coronavirus genome spreading around the world today was identical to another coronavirus found in bats.
Through restoration campaigns such as Forest for Life Movement, Haribon Foundation and its volunteers hopes to bring back the country’s lush forests using native tree species.