Philippine Endangered

SpeciesGroup 5Juan Paulo M. DizonElijah Mark P. GarciaGabriel Jeiyo M. Gob

Name: Calamian Deer

Population: As of 2002, there were only 1200 individuals left.

Name: Philippine Sailfin Lizard

Name: Palawan Peacock Pheasant

Population: An estimated decreasing population of 1,000 has been recorded at present.

Name: Luzon Bleeding-Heart Dove

Name: Sulu Hornbill

Population: The latest estimation of the population of the Sulu Hornbill was held in 1999, approximately 20 pairs.

Name: Red-Vented Cockatoo

Population: There are about 250-700 on Palawan, 100-200 on Tawi -Tawi, and there are fewer than twenty individuals in the Polillo group of islands and Samar respectively.

Name: Philippine Eagle

Population: The total population of Philippine Eagle ranges from 180-500 mature individuals.

Name: Dugong

Name: Golden-Capped Fruit Bat

Population: A rough estimate of the total population of Acerodon jubatus is around 10,000 individuals (2007).

                                                                                                                                                                                                

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Name: Philippine Freshwater Crocodile

Population: Their numbers have gone down drastically and around 100 crocodiles are remaining in the wild today.

Name: Leatherback Sea Turtle

Population: The global population for this species was estimated to be 115,000 adult females in 1982. By 1996 this had been revised down to about 30-40,000. 

Name: Giant Clam