Crocodylus Porosus Philippines Inc.

23/12/2023

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This comprehensive RD&E Plan exemplifies the Australian crocodile industry’s collaborative potential. The Plan outlines five key themes that, if diligently addressed, will ensure the industry not only retains its social licence but also continually enhances its efficiency and profitability.

07/08/2023

🐊 Website released for the 27th CSG working meeting: www.csg2024.com
Find out all you need to know including:
✅ registration,
✅ guest/speaker program,
✅ workshops,
✅ accommodation options,
✅ social functions,
✅ field trips, and much more.

Everyone with an interest in crocodilians and their conservation is welcome to attend! Come along and meet crocodile scientists, conservationists, indigenous rangers, students, producers, tanneries, hobbyists, enthusiasts and many more from all over the world!! 🌎
IUCN Crocodile Specialist Group IUCN Red List of Threatened Species IUCN

15/03/2023

Repost• In a major victory for Louisiana, the Chief U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of California has sided with Attorney General Jeff Landry in a lawsuit challenging California’s ban on the importation and sale of alligator products.

“California’s ban would have completely disrupted the entire supply chain – not only decimating the industry and our wetland protection programs, but also removing over $100 million from Louisiana’s annual economy," explained Attorney General Landry.

Learn more at https://agjefflandry.com/Article/13121

28/10/2022

The Philippine government is asking other nations attending the upcoming CITES Conference of the Parties (CoP 19) to consider its proposal to transfer the Philippine population of Saltwater crocodiles in the Palawan Islands, from Appendix I to Appendix II, with a zero-export quota for wild specimens.

It’s the largest crocodilian, a skilled hunter, with one of nature’s most forceful bites, but the Saltwater Crocodile is also hunted – mostly for its skin.

It is widely distributed – from India, through many parts of Southeast Asia and all the way to Australia.

In the Philippines, intense historical hunting left has reduced the populations to just a few locations, largely in southern Palawan.

The wild Saltwater Crocodile population in the Philippines is protected by law. It is also currently listed on Appendix I of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) which prohibits commercial international trade except from CITES-registered farms which mostly export skins of legally bred crocodiles.

The Saltwater Crocodile is also known to be hunted for skulls and teeth for souvenirs. The meat of captive bred crocs is considered a by-product and could be exported as well.

The Philippines reports that there is growing hostility towards Saltwater Crocodiles because of conflict with humans and this makes efforts to rebuild their numbers in the wild challenging. Authorities report that there have been 64 crocodile attacks between 2000 and 2020 with 32% of them fatal, and 68% of all attacks occurring in Palawan province.

The Philippine government is asking other nations attending the upcoming CITES Conference of the Parties (CoP 19) to consider its proposal to transfer the Philippine population of Saltwater crocodiles in the Palawan Islands, from Appendix I to Appendix II, with a zero-export quota for wild specimens.

More: https://www.traffic.org/about-us/working-with-cites/cites-cop19/

How will they vote? Stay tuned to find out.

CoP 19 takes place in Panama City from 14- 25 November 2022

03/07/2022

CPPI Research Team is on the move...

22/05/2022

Congratulations! CPPI Board of Trustee Mr. William T. Belo.

Congratulations to our very own Wilcon Depot Founder and Chairman Emeritus, Mr. William T. Belo, for being awarded by the University of Santo Tomas (UST) as one of The Outstanding Thomasian Alumni (TOTAL) for Accountancy, Business, and Management (Business).

The TOTAL Award is the highest honor the UST bestows in recognition of the contributions of its alumni in various fields of specialization and expertise. UST recognizes Sir William's commitment to leadership, compassion for humanity, and endless strive for competence and high-quality service.

Again, congratulations Mr. William T. Belo. Your Wilcon Depot family is proud of you! The whole organization looks up to your exemplary values as we continue to provide excellent customer experience to Filipino builders and homeowners.

10/11/2021

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ENTRY #2 by Rainier I. Manalo

"CULTURAL SERENITY"
The Agusanon Manobo lives in this calm and peaceful place of Lake Mihaba, a culturally inherited land and waterways. Its blueberry skies tainted reflection into the midnight waters of the marsh giving a flaming burst of rich biodiversity across the landscapes.

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