Katutubong Pilipino natungo sa Darwin upang palawakin ang kaalaman sa pangangalaga ng kapaligiran

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Nine Filipino Indigenous leaders marked their achievement in completing the Australian Awards Fellowship in Darwin, NT. Hosted by Charles Darwin University and funded by DFAT. Credit: Cristina Magbojos

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Nagtungo ang ilang Filipino Indigenous leaders kasama ang Philippine Eagle Foundation sa Darwin Northern Territory upang magkaroon pa ng dagdag kaalaman sa biodiversity conservation at climate resilience.

Key Points
  • Ang pagsasanay ay bahagi ng Australia Awards Fellowship.
  • Ang programa ay nakatanggap ng suporta mula sa Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade para sa usapin ng Climate Resiliency sa Mindanao.
  • Kabilang sa mga lider mula Mindanao ang mga miyembrong Philippine Eagle Foundation .
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