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Mt. Bulusan Volcano National Park, Sorsogon Address: Mt. Bulusan, Sorsogon Description: An important watershed that supports the province of Sorsogon, the Mt. Bulusan Volcano National Park is also notable for being a center of biodiversity, being home to some near-threatened and vulnerable endemic bird species, as well as endemic flora. FPE’s involvement has helped mitigate excessively consumptive practices by promoting CBRM. Status: Closed Site Profile Summary Ecosystem Types Sub-Montane Forest and Lake Ecosystem Protection Status National Park (Presidential Proclamation No. 412) Area 3,673 hectares - An important watershed supplying the water needs of the provinve of Sorsogon. - It is known for its hot and cold spring, geothermal fields and a small crater Biogeographic lake - Bulusan - glistening in the heart of a forest teeming with vines , wild Features orchids and giant ferns. - The Bulusan Volcano Natural Park is considered one of the last remaining intact forests in the Bicol region and in the country - Two Bulacan endemic flora - an aquatic plan, Schefflera bulusanicum, and a Flora fern, Prenephrium bulusanicum - Home to some near-threatened and vulnerable birds such as the Luzon- Fauna Bleeding-heart (Gallicolumba luzonica) and the Philippine Hawk-Eagle (Spizaetus philippensis) - Slash -and-burn methods in planting cash crops, persistent small-scale Livelihood Resources logging, and gathering and hunting of wildlife - Bulusan Volcano's earliest recorded eruption was in 1852, followed by Other Matters of several eruption until 1916, emitting mud and ash and causing landslides. The Significance volcano rested for 45 years from 1933. Its last recorded eruption was in 1983. Foundation for the Philippine Environment Copyright © 2021 | All rights reserved..

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