Tarsier Sanctuary, Bohol Philippines S3, Vlog 82
Tarsier, fist sized primates. Nocturnal & can commit suicide in captivity due to trauma. Sensitive to: touching, noise & light. Near Threatened species. Tarsier & Wildlife Sanctuary of Canapnapan, Corella, Bohol. Philippines Season 3, Travel Vlog 82.
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Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella Bohol - G Vlogs #29
Not my first time to see the tarsier in Bohol but it's my first time at the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella Bohol. I was at the Tarsier Conservation on my previous visit in Bohol Philippines. This experience was a lot better for me, but let me know what you think!
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Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol
Spoiler Alert: You wouldn't see any tarsier in this video because...
I didn't get inside the Tarsier site because...
- I've already been there
- I have seen the tarsier up-close before
- Also, the weather is so not okay when we arrived (it rained actually)
- The entrance fee is P60.00 (that's 3 cornetto nah besh hahaha #FoodisLifest)
- And nakalimot ko'g orient sa akong isa ka manghod nga mag video sa sulod, my bad -_-
FAQs:
1. How to get there? READ HERE:
2. How much is the entrance fee?
P60.00 - Adult
P50.00 - Senior Citizen & Children
FREE - Kids below 8 yrs.old
3. How about their opening hours?
- 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
4. When is the best time to visit?
- Afternoon
5. What to bring?
- Rain Coat (weather is unpredictable)
6. What to expect in the sanctuary?
- Dinosaurs maybe!? O_O
7. What do Tarsiers look like?
- Master Yoda (younger & cuter version)
8. What's their favorite object?
- Stick
9. How do they sleep?
- Eyes closed
10. What do they eat?
- Hooman ;)
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May 2017 visit - Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary - Corella, Bohol, Philippines
Trip to the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary at Corella, Bohol, Philippines.
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The Tarsier Sanctuary
Deep in the secondary growth forest foothill of Corella town, in the interior part of Bohol, is an institution dedicated to the preservation and scientific researches on the endemic tarsier of Bohol. This is the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary of Canapnapan, Corella Bohol, a project of the foundation primarily established with the Program Goal of:
1. To protect the Philippine Tarsier and its habitat from extinction through increased environmental awareness, research programs and establishment of protected areas for wildlife in the Province of Bohol
2. To provide economic and social development opportunities to the local population through the introduction of eco-tourism-related livelihood endeavors.
The Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary of Corella, Bohol is an arm of the Philippine Tarsier Foundation, Inc. (PTFI), a non-stock, non-profit organization established in 1996 to find ways to conserve as well as to promote the tarsier of Bohol. In 1997, with the signing of the MOA between DENR and PTFI the Tarsier Conservation Program was created.
THE TARSIER CONSERVATION PROGRAM COMPONENTS:
a. Conservation: Conservation and preservation of habitat of the threatened Philippine Tarsier is the main objective of this project. The Foundation has dedicated an 8.4 hectare of secondary growth forest as its main conservation area.
At present, an area within the three municipalities of Corella, Sikatuna and Loboc has been identified as a potential sanctuary for the specie. The site is 167has. Timberland area, it is currently under the administration of the DENR and is part of its Social Forestry Project. The proclamation of this area to be included in the National Integrated Protected Area System (NIPAS) Act is essential to the survival of the Philippine Tarsier in Bohol.
b. Eco-tourism: The popularity of Bohol as an eco-tourism destination in the Philippines will play a major role in the success of any eco-tourism development project in the province. A Tourism Development Plan has been formulated by the Provincial Legislators, these policies and management strategies will expand both conservation and development and can provide livelihood opportunities for remote areas.
c. Environmental Awareness :Through the use of facilities at the Philippine Tarsier Research & Development Center and the Wildlife Sanctuary for teaching purposes, the conservation message extends to all walks of life and will be beneficial to both the goals of the conservation project and to the local communities, schools and other local and international groups.
Research: Very little is known about the Philippine Tarsier. Most of the research in the past has primarily been conducted outside Bohol and even the country. And there exist a very strong need to provide and support a research program for both national and international primatologists and wildlife biologists wishing to come to Bohol and study the tarsiers in their natural habitat.
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Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella Bohol, Philippines ~ My Motorcycle Adventures Video 1 of 2
Here we see the little Tarsier animals that I've been looking for. Look at those big eyes. These little mammals are so cute. The tour guide shows us two or three of them as we move around the Corella Tarsier Sanctuary. ~ Philippines tourism ~ My Motorcycle Adventures
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Philippine Tarsier in the protected Tarsier Santuary at Corella, Bohol
Taken at the Tarsier Santuary, Corella Bohol, Philippines
Tarsiers draw in tourists after Bohol quake
CORELLA - More tourists are flocking the to the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella, Bohol, three weeks after a magnitude 7.2 quake hit the Visayas.
Lets go visit a Tarsier Sanctuary ~ Corella Bohol, Philippines ~ My Motorcyle Adventures
Philippines tourism ~ Heading north from Tagbilaran Bohol we travel to the town of Corella making a couple of stops at unique home construction and earthquake damage at Corella church and city municipal building. I reach the Corella Tarsier reserve and take you inside the sanctuary building.
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Tarsiers, Chocolate Hills & Fireflies | BOHOL, PHILIPPINES
The weather wasn’t on our side whilst visiting Bohol, but we still got out to see the attractions, like the Tarsier Sanctuary (make sure you go to the right one.. Corella is the best), the Chocolate Hills, and our favourite bit of the trip, the FIREFLY TOUR! We chose to go with Kayakasia, as they really care about the conservation and protection of the fireflies, and are extremely knowledgable about this rare species endemic to the Philippines!
Plus, we really enjoyed meeting the team of Bohol Animal Rescue and Kindness. They are doing amazing things for the animals in Bohol, so make sure you check them out if your every in Bohol!! We’ve linked their website below.
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Our trip to Bohol, Tarsier, canapnapan corella, Jagna, Anda, Tagbilaran. The Philippines
Bohol is the main island of Bohol Province which has 75 minor surrounding islands. The island lies southeast from Cebu Island and southwest of Leyte Island in the Central Visayas region. This oval-shaped island is the tenth largest island of the Philippine archipelago.
Another gem of the Visayas, Bohol is a tropical haven of natural beauty. The coastline of the island is skimmed by gentle coves and white sand beaches. Bohol is not as internationally famous as far-away Boracay off the island of Panay but is well-known locally as a paradise for divers and snorkellers.
Dolphin watching and whale watching tours are popular with both residents and visiting tourists. The best season is from March to June, but dolphins can be seen year-round.
In addition to white sand beaches and dive spots, Bohol is famous among other sights, for its Chocolate Hills, the Tarsier – arguably the world’s smallest primate, heritage sites and old stone churches.
Tarsier
For the past 45 million years tarsiers have inhabited rainforests around the world, but now they only exist on a few islands in the Philippines, Borneo, and Indonesia. In Bohol, the Philippine Tarsier was a common sight in the southern part of the island until the 1960's. Once protected by the humid rainforests and mist-shrouded hills, these mysterious primates struggle to survive as their home is cleared for crop growing and because of poaching.
To date, the Philippine Tarsier Foundation has acquired 7.4 hectares of land in Corella, Bohol for a Tarsier sanctuary. With the Department of Environment and Natural Resources playing an oversight role, the foundation has asked other Bohol towns with Philippines Tarsier populations to donate 20 hectares (49.4 acres) of forestland for conservation.
It also runs a Tarsier Research and Development Center, which serves as a visitor center and venue for research, as well as a habitat preserve. At the sanctuary, a spacious net enclosure keeps a number of Philippine Tarsiers for feeding, captive breeding and display. Here, visitors can observe the Philippine Tarsier in their natural habitat. Within the sanctuary, the Philippine Tarsiers roam freely and all of them have got used to a seven-foot high fence that circumscribes the territory and which serves mainly to protect them from predators like feral cats while maintaining a theoretical chance for tarsiers to leave the enclosure and return as their wish.
Do not visit the caged Tarsiers which are elsewhere on the island (especially in Loboc). These are kept in insufficient conditions and often die (commit suicide) of stress from the visitors and poor care. Dead animals are frequently replaced by new ones illegally captured from the wild, creating a high stress on the yet surviving population.
The Tarsier was used by Stephen Spielberg and Georges Lucas as the inspiration for E.T and Yoda.
The Chocolate Hills
The Chocolate Hills of Bohol
The Chocolate Hills are probably Bohol's most famous tourist attraction. The hills, which look like the giant molehill, are considered unusual geological formation that consists of at least 1,268 individual mounds that are scattered throughout the municipalities of Carmen, Batuan, and Sagbayan. The hills range from 30 to 50m high and are covered in green grass, which turns to brown during the dry season, making them look like chocolate mounds. (Quoted from Your Guide to Bohol by Sanchez-Bronce, Loop, and Carpentier)
Legend has it that the hills came into existence when two giants threw stones and sand at each other in a fight that lasted for days. When they were finally exhausted, they became friends and left the island, but left behind the mess they made. For the more romantically inclined is the tale of Arogo, a young and very strong giant who fell in love with an ordinary mortal girl called Aloya. After she died, the giant Arogo cried bitterly. His tears then turned into hills, as a lasting proof of his grief.
However, up to this day, even geologists have not reached consensus on how they were formed. The most commonly accepted theory is that they are the weathered formations of a kind of marine limestone on top of an impermeable layer of clay.
Chocolate Hills are pretty easily accessible from Carmen city with a tricycle or a scooter.
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The only tarsier sanctuary you should visit in the Philippines
Seeing tarsiers is definitely a must when visiting Bohol, Philippines and there is only one real sanctuary helping them to cling strongly for survival. Know more about tarsiers and the sanctuary that helps in their conservation. #NSFWProject
Special thanks to Philippine Tarsier Foundation for such an educational tour and for accommodating our interview request.
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Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella Bohol, Philippines ~ My Motorcycle Adventures Video 2 of 2
Here we see the little Tarsier animals that I've been looking for. Look at those big eyes. These little mammals are so cute. The tour guide shows us two or three of them as we move around the Corella Tarsier Sanctuary. In this half of the video, we meet the curator of the sanctuary, a man who the Philippine government officially named the tarsiers after. ~ Philippine tourism ~ My Motorcycle Adventures
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