Bunawan Eco-Park

Bunawan Eco-Park and Research Center is an eco-tourism park in Barangay Consuelo, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur, Mindanao. Located near the Agusan Marsh, it was developed as a conservation and research center for freshwater crocodiles. It gained international attention as the former home of Lolong, once the world's largest captive crocodile, and now displays his preserved remains and replica.

Visitors can expect a lowland marshland park setting with fenced crocodile enclosures, ponds, and open green areas. The main features are the Lolong pavilion with a preserved replica and exhibit, live crocodiles in enclosures, interpretive displays about Agusan Marsh wildlife, and views of surrounding wetlands. Paths, viewing areas, and small shelters allow for walking, sightseeing and photography.

The park was established as a local eco-tourism and research center focused on crocodile conservation in the Agusan Marsh. It became internationally known after the capture of Lolong, a 6.17-meter saltwater crocodile, in Bunawan in September 2011. Lolong was kept at the park and certified by Guinness World Records as the largest crocodile in captivity until his death in February 2013. His preserved remains are displayed at the site.

The park serves as a community-based conservation and education center highlighting the relationship between the people of Bunawan and the Agusan Marsh ecosystem. It promotes awareness of wetland biodiversity and crocodile conservation important to local livelihood and identity.