About Philippine Eagle Center
The Philippine Eagle Center is a conservation and education facility in Malagos, Baguio District, Davao City, operated by the Philippine Eagle Foundation. Located at the foothills of Mount Apo, it houses the critically endangered Philippine Eagle, the national bird of the Philippines, along with other raptors and wildlife. The center focuses on captive breeding, rehabilitation, research and public education to protect the species and its forest habitat.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested sanctuary with large enclosures, aviaries and caged exhibits housing Philippine Eagles and other birds of prey, mammals and reptiles. The site has shaded trails, viewing areas, interpretive displays and a visitor center explaining conservation and breeding programs. Guided tours explain eagle biology and habitat. The setting is quiet and natural, surrounded by secondary forest in the Malagos watershed area.
Key highlights
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Up-close viewing of the critically endangered Philippine Eagle, including captive-bred individuals
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Captive breeding and conservation education program operated by the Philippine Eagle Foundation
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Forested trail with enclosures for other raptors, mammals and reptiles native to the Philippines
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Interpretive exhibits and guided tours on eagle ecology and forest conservation