Biodiversity crisis in the Philippines
Poverty and tribal hunting threaten the Philippines, a top biodiversity hotspot.
Photo: mtoz/Flickr 
Comments
Habitat destruction, poaching, fishing, illegal hunting and capture of society threatened and endangered species for export or trade in Brazil pet creates deep concern at the loss of biodiversity...
However, you should always appeal to peoples pockets, if you appeal to their better nature would not work, and the new United Nations report warns that the global loss of biodiversity threatens economies.
.... More
biodiversity is one of the inevitable problems we are facing. we can solve it hand in hand. through different faces, and different races, we can surely work togethr dspite all.
The two major threats of biodiversity in the Philippines are mining and mono-agriculture (plantations). It is unfair to blame the indigenous peoples (not tribal) of their occassional hunting since there is rarely no more big game to hunt in the first place due to wildlife habitat loss caused by mining, plantations, deforestation and the uncontrolled population growth that further impoverished the Filipino people. With the loss of biodiversity, food security is endangered and so are the.... More
