“We are looking at a next big attraction,” said Oliva of the MMFR, which he likened to a “sleeping giant” because of its big potential to draw not only the scientists and researchers but tourists and hikers as well. “Let’s protect the biodiversity and at the same time invite people to see it,” Oliva said, to which Bantayan pointed out that it should not be the responsibility of a single agency, “but everyone’s role.” Read more at Inquirer News. Photo by Inquirer
