+ Follow KASIBU AND QUEZON Tag
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[Title] => 8 towns tagged as illegal logging hot spots in Cagayan Valley
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[Title] => Vizcaya forms mining board
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[Title] => Bureau of Immigration to probe influx of aliens in Vizcaya gold-rush areas
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[Title] => 14 Cagayan Valley towns face geological risks
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[Title] => Move to save Vizcaya mountains, watersheds launched
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Seeking to help preserve the environmental diversity of the forest areas in Cagayan Valley, a multi-sectoral group here launched over the weekend a concerted effort to save the province’s remaining watershed areas.
Called the Palali-Mamparang Mountain Range Conservation Project, the group aims to ensure the biodiversity of the Palali-Mamparang Mountain Range, a section of the Sierra Madre Mountains in Kasibu and Quezon towns, which is also part of the Sierra Madre Biodiversity Corridor.
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Called the Palali-Mamparang Mountain Range Conservation Project, the group aims to ensure the biodiversity of the Palali-Mamparang Mountain Range, a section of the Sierra Madre Mountains in Kasibu and Quezon towns, which is also part of the Sierra Madre Biodiversity Corridor.
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