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A Dora the Explorer Adventure at the Negros Forest

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An Adventure at the Negros Forest

Dindin went out one day with a little backpack. We headed to the Negros Forest here in Bacolod City for a little adventure.

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Dindin was all geared up for an afternoon of outdoor adventure at the Negros Forests conservation site.

When we say Negros Forest here in Bacolod City, what we mean by that the is Negros Forests and Ecological Foundation Inc. Or the NFEFI. It is a conservation effort in order to preserve the forests of Negros Occidental, Philippines as well as the endemic species that thrive there.

Negros Forest Adventure

We were supposed to go to the Negros Museum that afternoon for an educational tour but since the weather was so good, we ended up at the Negros Forest. That was because Dindin just preferred to visit the animals. So I guess we will do the museum tour next week. For now, we will continue with our outdoor adventure that we started at the Granada Ecopark. 😀

With a cap, backpack and map on hand, Dindin must have felt like Dora the Explorer as she explored each cage. She had playful encounters with the Visayan warty pig, the eagle owls that she thought were “talking and loving,” as well as the Tarictic Hornbill that flew in front of the cage and seemed to interact with Dindin.

It was great afternoon for Mama and Dindin to spend in the outdoors. And the Negros Forest is a great place to visit. It is not so big and it is not a zoo so even if the animals are in big cages, it is like a jungle inside their cage because the administrators try as much as possible to duplicate the animals’ habitat.

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The tarictic hornbill, bleeding heart pigeon, Visayan warty pig, and spotted deer (clockwise from top left) are among the animals that are being bred in captivity at the Negros Forests.

When visiting places like these, just make sure to apply a thick layer of mosquito repellent. There are just so many mosquitoes flying around. Even with my precaution, Dindin got three bites! I really should have let her wear a long-sleeved shirt!

About Negros Forest

If you would like to support the Negros Forest conservation efforts in any way, do contact them. Visit or call Negros Forests and Ecological Foundation, Inc. They are located at the South Capitol Road, Bacolod City, Philippines 6100. Tel: +63 34 433 9234.

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