The aviary is managed hands-on by the brother-tandem of Billy and Bobby Badilla with assistance coming from three (3) specially trained helper/personnel. We started this venture in 1998 with a few pairs and we are now into breeding seven of the nine species of African Lovebirds (Agapornis) with the main objection of propagating beautiful, sturdy, healthy RARE mutations that we can share to our friends not only in the Philippines but also from other parts of the world - Chile Street , Section II, Better Living Subdivision, Paranaque City.

A beautiful wildlife and leisure park for families, schools, with restaurant, swimming pool and lots of activities for everyone.

Home of indigenous and exotic varieties of bamboos. The Carolina Bamboo Garden was launched on May 6, 2000 in Sitio Tanza II, Bgy. San Jose, Antipolo City. The place which houses both indigenous and exotic varieties of plants is a fine venue for conducting researches on the various aspects of bamboo production and utilization. The garden was named after its founder and owner, Mrs. Carolina Gozon Jimenez. There are 27 bamboo species that have been collected and successfully cultivated in the Garden with the total area of 5 ha. In the garden, one has a good opportunity to enjoy diverse bamboo species, such as, Bayog (Bambusa sp. 1), Black bamboo (gigantochloa), Buddha√¢Ç«®Ç—¢s belly (Bambusa tuldodes), Giant bamboo (Dendrocalamus asper), Yellow bamboo (Bambusa Vulgaris var. striata) and many others. Planting stocks used were offsets, culm cuttings and seeds.

The Davao Crocodile Park is an establishment that showcases a ôstate of the artí crocodile farming system in the Philippines. It has the most recent crocodile farm design equipped with modern facilities and equipments. The presence of other exotic animal species like raptors, monkeys, bearcats, snakes, birds, and other reptiles makes it one of the most desired tourist destinations in Davao City.

Paradise Reptile Zoo, HerpaWorld Wildlife Rescue, HerpaWorld Eco Tours, HerpaWorld Zoological Institut, the Reptile Man and the HerpaWorld Store - Mindoro Oriental.

Just by visiting, you are already actively participating in saving the La Mesa Watershed. La Mesa Watershed in Quezon City is the primary source of drinking water of about 12 million Metro Manila residents. The property is owned by the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS), a government agency. La Mesa Watershed is 2700 hectares, 700 hectares of which is the reservoir and 2000 hectares of which is the surrounding forest. This forest is the last remaining one of its size in Metro Manila and serves as its carbon dioxide sink. La Mesa Watershed, therefore, is vital to the city, not only because it is a primary source of drinking water, but also because its forest functions as the lungs of Metro Manila, providing it with clean air.

Oh, to be one with nature. Reserve a cottage, take a tour, experience nature, seminar packages - Malagos, Baguio District, Davao City.

The world’s first marine theme park to adopt a "fusion concept", housing an oceanarium, a mall, a boutique hotel and open marine habitats. The Oceanarium featres more than 20,000 marine inhabitants of approximately 300 species. And unlike other oceanariums in Asia, the Manila Ocean Park gets marine species from our own waters - Luneta Boardwalk, Manila.

Pacem Eco-Park was established by Assumption Antipolo to raise concern for the environment among students, teachers and staff, parents and visitors to the school, by providing them with an experience of the beauty of nature and the oppurtunity to reflect on the importance of ecological security to the survival of our planet. Situated within the campus af Assumption Antipolo, the park is a major component of the school environmental education efforts. It features an eco-center, a miniforest, a wildlife sanctuary, an aviary and a pond - Antipolo City.

Siit Arboretum Botanical Garden is home to many collections of plants from the Philippines and other places around the world. Biodiversity is our priority aim in making this garden, the safeguarding of our native species the hopeful outcome from the influence our visitors could give on their individual environments due to a closer link with the plant world following their visit - Lutoban, Zamboanguita, Negros Oriental.