Rescuing a colugo
From time to time, we tell you about colugos – whether it is about the species itself or our research…
In the pitfall of stereotypes: the “Ija Ija, Aho Aho” of Boholanos
The magnificent island of Bohol is known to different people for different reasons. To tourists for its picturesque landscapes such…
Black Shama. The bird symbol of Cebu
You might not expect many wildlife species in Cebu Island. It is located in the central part of the Philippines…
10 years since the arrival to the Philippines. It all started in Subayon, Bohol
Hi, good morning, my name is Filip Wojciechowski. Some of you already know me, I’m sure those of you who…
Transport in the Philippines. Small modes of land public transport
You have already got familiar with “bigger” means of land public transport in the Philippines (if not, click here). This…
Fort San Pedro, Cebu-City. One of the oldest structures in the Philippines
Fort San Pedro (“Fuerza San Pedro in Spanish”) is one of the oldest structures and one of the smallest forts…
Not just jeepneys. Public transport in the Philippines
An abundance of breathtaking attractions, diverse cultures, and unique flora and fauna can be found in each of the 7,641…
Animal tourism in the Philippines. Interview for Radio Afera
In April, Filip took part in the Days of Tourism, organised by the Faculty of Geographical and Geological Sciences at…
Holy Week in the Philippines. The most important celebrations
Filipinos have strong religious traditions and Holy Week (or Semana Santa) is a significant and solemn occasion for them. It…
Chocolate Hills. The pearl of Bohol
The Chocolate Hills of Bohol is one of the most ethereal views of nature in the Philippines. They are the…