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The rafflesia, or corpse flower, is a species of flowering plant that is found in the rainforests of Southeast Asia, specifically in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Studying tools found in Tabon Cave, archaeologists found traces that indicate plants were used as crafting components.
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Inquirer.net on MSNIlocos Norte farmers step up preservation of indigenous plantsAt least three farmers’ groups in the city of Batac and the municipality of Sarrat are moving to preserve indigenous plants ...
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Mongabay News on MSNDeforestation in the Philippines may have caused infertile hybrids of endemic frogs, study findsIn 1996, when herpetologist Rafe Brown accompanied a few biologists to the Philippine island of Mindanao to study frogs, they heard a cacophony near their campsite. In a puddle that skirted the forest ...
The Philippines-China maritime tussle just edged up a notch this past week, with Chinese television reporting a Chinese flag-planting operation in a tiny cluster of sand banks in the South China ...
U.S. lawmakers want an ammunition production and storage facility at a former American naval base in the Philippines. The move addresses concerns of the lack of a forward-based manufacturing hub ...
Two Russian divers were found dead, one in the jaws of a shark, after a strong current separated them from their group in a popular Philippine scuba spot, a coast guard official said Friday. Four ...
Most invasive plants in Tennessee The University of Georgia's Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health also keeps track of reports of invasive plants found in different states.
A prehistoric cycad species is making a last stand in the forests of Baras, Rizal. Cycas riuminiana, an endangered cycad species is only found in Luzon, is surviving in Masungi Georeserve. What is ...
The Philippines’ two biggest nickel producers are planning to invest about $1 billion each to build processing plants, the companies’ top executives said, boosting the government’s push to ...
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