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                    [Summary] => Rampant illegal logging is now putting even protected and reserved areas, and a prime tourist destination under serious threat of degradation, an international environment group revealed yesterday.


The World Wide Fund (WWF) said that there is an extensive logging on the island of Matinloc, which is part of El Nido’s 33-hectare Protected Area. This has been confirmed by forest rangers of the Protected Area Office (PAO) in the country’s top tourist spot.


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Logging inside El Nido protected area bared

April 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Rampant illegal logging is now putting even protected and reserved areas, and a prime tourist destination under serious threat of degradation, an international environment group revealed yesterday. The World Wide...

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