Caption Option 1: In threat of
being converted into probable business zones, the last avian mangrove sanctuary
in Metro Manila found along the Parañaque Coastal area is home to more than eighty
species of migratory birds. ###
Caption Option 2: Local dried
fish industry along the Parañaque Coastal area is an indication that informal settlers
still benefit from the waters of Manila Bay despite threats on environment. ###
Caption Option 3: Informal
residents within the Parañaque Coastal area oppose the reclamation and
conversion of Freedom Island - the last remaining sanctuary in Metro Manila. ###
Caption Option 1:
ReplyDeleteThe avian sanctuary for more than eighty species of migratory birds in Parañaque Coastal area is facing the threat of converting to commercial zone.
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ReplyDeleteThe last avian sanctuary in Metro Manila found along the Parañaque Coastal area is home to more than eighty species of migratory birds. Authorities are now thinking of reclaiming the area to transform them to become business zones.
Caption Option 1: ENDANGERED SANCTUARY: Egrets, one of the eighty species of migratory birds, explores the Parañaque Coastal mangrove. (date | Parañaque, Metro Manila, Philippines | Rizza Mendiola)
ReplyDeleteThe mangrove at Parañaque Coastal in Metro Manils is the last sanctuary for more than 80 species of migratory birds. Photo by Rizza Mendiola.
ReplyDeleteFaster growing as a business zone Metro Manila. Parañaque Coastal area is the last avian mangrove haven that is found along the home for more than 80 species of migratory birds. © Rizza
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