The mobile museum box project, “Conserving the Natural History of the Visayas Region,”continues to inspire and call for support to biodiversity conservation efforts in the region. Now available for free public viewing at the National Museum of the Philippines – Western Visayas Regional Museum, the exhibit features 12 boxes containing actual collection and replica of terrestrial plants and animals and aquatic organisms, samples of forest products, and dioramas of forest stratification and unique geological formations such as Kanlaon volcano in Negros, Chocolate Hills in Bohol, among others.

De Los Santos, M. A. (2022, October 8-9). Exhibit inspires support to biodiversity conservation in Visayas. Daily Guardian, pp. 10, 8.