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Haribon is one of the country's leading research institutions that specializes in biodiversity conservation. However if you do not find what you are looking for on the website, you may either visit our Biodiversity Information Center, or look up the databases from these other websites.

Vanishing Treasures of the Philippines

This site maintained by Chicago Field Museum of Natural History provides a wealth of information about the Philippines and the issues confronting conservationists in the country.

Birdlife International

Interested in birds and wildlife conservation? This site has an extensive database about birds around the world and links to organizations dedicated to conservation. Haribon is the BirdLife International partner in the Philippines.

Biodiversity Hotspots

This site contains information about areas around the world where biodiversity is severely threatened. You can find out here why the Philippines is among the world's most critical areas for conservation.

Romy Ocon's Gallery of Wild Birds in the Philippines

The Philippines' leading photographer of the avian kind shares his remarkable pictures on this site. Mr. Ocon has perhaps the largest collection of photographs of Philippine birds taken in the wild.

Chan Robles Online Law Library

A valuable resource on Philippine laws concerning the environment. It also contains a lot of useful links about international environmental laws and treaties.

Redlist.org

This is the official site of the World Conservation Union on threatened species. Haribon has contributed scientific data to its database via the Red Data Book..

The New Environmentalist

This site has an interesting feature called "calculators" which help environmentally conscious folks make everyday living as green as it gets.

Reefbase.org

Interested in finding out more about coral reef ecosystems? This site is as a must for researchers.

Fishbase.org

The most extensive database of fish species around the world.