Wildlifeof the Philippines
Wildlife in Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park
Isabela
The largest protected area in the Philippines, a long wall of forest along Luzon's eastern coast. It is a stronghold for the Philippine eagle and the Philippine crocodile, and also holds giant cloud rats, Luzon hornbills and Philippine deer. Trips are usually arranged through local community groups and the park office, and the remote areas need experienced guides.
Highlights
- Philippine eagle forest
- Philippine crocodile conservation area
- Luzon's largest block of lowland forest
Top wildlife targets
Trip reports from here
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park?
- Top wildlife targets in Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park include Philippine Eagle, Philippine Crocodile, Northern Luzon Giant Cloud Rat, Luzon Hornbill, Philippine Brown Deer, Philippine Warty Pig, Philippine Sailfin Lizard and Golden-capped Flying Fox. Highlights: Philippine eagle forest.
- Where is Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park?
- Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park is in Isabela, the Philippines (about 17.11°, 122.28°).
- What are the highlights of Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park?
- Philippine eagle forest, Philippine crocodile conservation area and Luzon's largest block of lowland forest.