The name Haribon was coined from Haring Ibon
or the Philippine Eagle. It was so named because
the existence of the king of birds is a perfect
barometer of the state of our forests. Learn more
about Haribon’s history here.
Celebrating people as stewards of nature.
To be the leading nature conservation membership organization dedicated to advancing participatory sustainable solutions.
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Progress |
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| 1+ | Native Trees Planted |
| 2+ | Volunteers |
| 3+ | Dulungan Hornbills |
| 7+ | Students Reached |
We need your skills, passion, and dedication.
We need your financial support to continue our work.
Join a group of like-minded people, & step up to take action.
Have your company become a partner in conservation.
Be a part of something great.
There are many ways you can contribute to
biodiversity conservation.
