50 years of safeguarding Philippine biodiversity
Support HARIBON® today and help nurture the health of the environment which you – and all other Philippine species – rely on to live.
Anyone can help protect Philippine ecosystems.
No special skills, strict requirements, or grand gestures needed!
Because humans and nature are closely interconnected, everything that you do on a daily basis has an effect on the world around you. From taking baths, cooking, to traveling and getting groceries, it is up to you to make even the little things count towards conservation.
Trees take a lot of time to grow, birds require practice to take flight, and ecosystems won’t heal overnight even if you make sudden, drastic changes to your lifestyle.
So start small (yet smart) by letting HARIBON® help you turn your daily routine into meaningful, sustainable actions for the environment!
It takes the same amount of time to enjoy a funny video to learn from the educational materials by HARIBON®. Follow @goharibon, reshare posts, and make being on social media 24/7 an enriching experience for you and your network.
Go for HARIBON®'s biodiversity-friendly activities when you plan birthdays, weddings, reunions, parties, and other special moments in your life. Let your loved ones know that you care for them and the environment with thoughtful eco-gifts that come with a donation.
Spending time in nature is proven to have many health benefits. Relax and recharge with every trip with your family, friends, and colleagues by hosting or signing up for responsible adventures with HARIBON®.
Latest Updates
Get inspiration from stories of the people and species HARIBON® protects and works with.
From latest findings to project milestones, read about HARIBON®’s recent wins in conservation.
HARIBON Implements a Forest Restoration…
Haribon Foundation and the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP)…
Arbor Day is every day in PP 1636
The four provinces of Quezon, Rizal, Laguna, and Bulacan share an important…
The largest eagle in the country…
A Philippine Eagle in the Sierra Madre, sex unknown. It is difficult to determine…
Featured Projects
Featured Projects
Upcoming Events
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Rainforestation: Tree Planting Activity
P.P 1636, Real, Quezon
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Community Native Tree Nursery Visit
Barangay San Andres, Tanay, Rizal
Nov
9
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Critical Habitat and Coastal Cleanup
Las Piñas-Parañaque Wetland Park
Haring E-bon
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