Mount Apo Natural Park

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Mount Apo Natural Park is a protected area in the Philippines centered around Mount Apo, the country’s highest peak, known for its rich biodiversity, volcanic landscapes, and significance as a key habitat for the Philippine eagle.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Mount Apo Natural Park canonical 3
Mount Apo area 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
natural park
protected area
centeredOn Mount Apo
containsEcosystem grassland
lowland rainforest
montane forest
mossy forest
containsFeature crater lakes
hot springs
river systems
sulfur vents
waterfalls
country Philippines
designation natural park
protected area
governingBody Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Protected Area Management Board of Mount Kanlaon Natural Park
surface form: Protected Area Management Board of Mount Apo
hasActivity birdwatching
mountaineering
nature tourism
trekking
hasElevation approximately 2954 meters
hasHighestPeakOf Philippines
hasHighestPoint Mount Apo
surface form: Mount Apo summit
hasIUCNCategory II
hasVolcanicStatus potentially active volcano area
isHabitatFor Mindanao montane forest species
Philippine tarsier
isImportantFor biodiversity conservation
indigenous communities
watershed protection
isKeyHabitatFor Philippine eagle
isSacredTo Bagobo
surface form: Bagobo people

Manobo people
knownFor Philippine eagle habitat
rich biodiversity
volcanic landscapes
locatedIn Davao Region
Mindanao
Soccsksargen
mountainType stratovolcano
partOf Important Bird Areas in the Philippines
Key Biodiversity Areas of the Philippines
threatenedBy agricultural encroachment
deforestation
forest fires
tourism pressure

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

North Cotabato hasProtectedArea Mount Apo Natural Park
Mount Apo protectedAreaName Mount Apo Natural Park
Bagobo traditionalRegion Mount Apo Natural Park
this entity surface form: Mount Apo area
Davao del Sur containsPartOf Mount Apo Natural Park