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Standing at 2,954 meters above sea level, Mount Apo is the Philippines’ highest potentially active stratovolcano. Part of the Central Mindanao Volcanic Arc, it is a landscape where volcanic wonders, remarkable biodiversity, and living indigenous heritage come together.
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View all GeoStoriesBeyond recognition, the DENR champions its strengthened conservation and sustainable management—ensuring benefits for all forms of life, most especially the true stewards of this sacred territory: the indigenous communities. As one of the UNESCO evaluators, Mr. Chenggong Zhang emphasized, their culture breathes life into Mount Apo.
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Kansal Falls is a significant geological and hydrological feature located in Sitio Lapan, Barangay Perez, within the foothills of Mount Apo. The falls are formed as…
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Mount Apo’s bid to become a UNESCO Global Geopark has reached a decisive stage as evaluators from France and China began a five‑day mission...
Officials of Mount Apo Natural Park formally presented their bid for UNESCO Global Geopark...
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UNESCO evaluators from France and China arrived in Davao City on August 16 to...
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