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Viral thread urges people to save the Philippine eagle

By: Ellah Quieta January 28,2019 - 05:26 PM

Philippine eagle. Photo source: https://www.ourendangeredworld.com

In efforts to save the iconic Philippine eagle – a national treasure symbolizing the Philippine identity,  netizens from all around the Philippines initiated a move to protect the Phlippine eagle, which is now considered as an endangered species.

Started by a twitter thread by Isiah Beltrano, he urged the netizens to help him in spreading awareness about the Philippine eagle’s critical condition in the biosphere, challenging them to fight for its survival,  just like how they campaigned for the protection of pandas in China.

In a span of five days, this simple post has reached thousands of people, thanks to the retweets, reposts, and shares contributed by netizens from all over the archipelago.

So far, it has more than 30,000  retweets and more than 40,000 likes on twitter.

LINK: https://twitter.com/Isiahbeltrano/status/1087709462272434179

In line with this, environmentalists urge people to support the movement by donating to the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF), which is the only conservation, breeding and rehabilitation facility of the Philippine eagles in the country. /elb

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