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Since the 1990s, scientists from the University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute have “diligently pursued research” in the Kalayaan Islands despite “considerable odds.” Now, their research findings, field photos and personal reflections from expeditions to the Kalayaan Island Group have been compiled on a single webpage. UP MSI said the webpage, “Pag-asa Island: A Hidden Pearl of Biodiversity,” was created to “bring the Filipino people closer to the rich marine life and everyday experiences of our westernmost island.” “From colorful crabs to life-saving seaweeds, the webpage provides a glimpse of what is found in the Kalayaan Island Group and […]... Keep on reading: New UP webpage showcases life, biodiversity in West Philippine Sea
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