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Negros Forest Park

Meet native Negros wildlife at the Talarak Foundation’s conservation and education center.

About Negros Forest Park

Meet some of Negros’ endangered native wildlife at a conservation and education centre managed by the Talarak Foundation. A visit offers a closer look at the animals and the work being done to protect them.

  • Native Negros wildlife
  • Conservation breeding centre
  • Talarak Foundation
  • Environmental education

Why the park matters

The park supports the breeding and protection of endangered species native to Negros and the wider West Visayas. Managed by the Talarak Foundation, it connects conservation work with public education.

A considerate visit

Treat the park as a conservation centre: follow staff guidance, respect enclosure boundaries and keep noise low. Ask the foundation about current visiting times, admission and arrangements for school or family groups.

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