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    Palawan Natural Resources

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    Bright Lights,

    Good memories
    See you in PALAWAN,PH
    PALAWAN

    Discover
    the
    PROVINCE
    charm
    WHAT CAN WE SEA?

    Its coastal and marine ecosystems


    include coral reef (379 species of
    corals)

    WHAT'S MORE?

    seagrass meadow (13 species)

    ITS MORE FUN IN MANGROVE (31 SPECIES,


    DISTRIBUTED IN 44,500
    PALAWAN HECTARES OF MANGROVE
    FORESTS, THE HIGHEST
    REMAINING MANGROVE
    COVER IN THE PHILIPPINES)
    Palawan’s long, irregular
    coastline is fringed with coral
    reefs, and some 1,800 smaller Time to explore a
    islands and islets lie near new destination on
    Palawan; the main island groups the other side of
    are the Calamian (north), the earth
    Dumaran-Cuyo (northeast), and
    the Balabac-Bugsuk (south)

    TRAVEL
    ADVENTURE
    Deal For You
    Learn More!
    Scattered settlement and
    shifting agriculture
    predominate, with rice as
    the main food crop. Corn
    (maize), coconuts, beans,
    and sweet potatoes are
    also grown. Large-scale
    commercial fishing
    operations are carried out Why Palawan?
    at Puerto Princesa and
    Taytay. southwesternmost large
    Mineral resources
    island of the Philippines include mercury, silica,
    and chromite. Oil drilling
    off Palawan’s northern
    coast began in 1992.

    The most beautiful places


    to visit in the town of
    natural beauty

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