A chick of the critically endangered Philippine Cockatoo was reared in this year’s breeding season in Katala Institute (KI) Narra. This represents the first successful conservation breeding effort for this highly threatened parrot in Palawan, which is also home to the majority of the wild population of this species. The facility is run by Katala…
Dumaran, Palawan. A cockatoo hatchling, which was rescued in 2016 from starvation brought by the lack of food due to extreme dry months, bred after successfully released back to its original site in Dumaran Island Critical Habitat. “Gold” is named after the color of his leg band which bears the number DENR 055-16 is a…
With the help of ex-poachers and prisoners, Indira and other conservationists of the Katala Foundation are protecting the critically endangered Philippine Cockatoo. – An article from worldatlas.com by Oishimaya Sen Nag
February 14, 2020, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. The Katala Foundation (KFI) celebrates two separate activities on Feb. 15, 2020 to reach out to its local conservation partners on the ground. This is KFI’s way of commemorating the month of hearts and the World Pangolin Day!. Please find the full press release online.