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STUFFED TOYS. One of EDC's partners in its BINHI-Flagship Species Initiative plush toy-making project, Karaw CraftVentures, shows the finished product. The stuffed toy-making project will be given to the provinces of Albay and Sorsogon for 10 barangays with expected 1200 beneficiaries.(Photo courtesy of EDC) LEGAZPI CITY - The Energy Development Corporation (EDC) on Wednesday introduced stuffed animals to raise people's awareness about the near-threatened Apo myna and the endangered golden-crowned Flying Fox. Jolly Jamoralin, EDC Corporate Communications public relations lead, in an interview said the project also aims to provide a livelihood to community partners. "The stuffed toy-making project will be given to the provinces of Albay and Sorsogon for 10 barangays with expected 1,200 beneficiaries," Jamoralin said. She added that the plush toys, named Diwa (for the Apo myna) and Kali ( for the golden-crowned Flying Fox), are packed in a printed cloth bag that contain

Karaw craftventuresJolly jamoralinEduardo jimenezEnergy development corporationCorporate communicationsBacman corporate relations departmentFlying foxCorporate relationsApo mynaStuffed toys one of edc 39s partners in its binhi flagship species initiative plush toy making projectKaraw craftventuresHows the finished product stuffed toy making project will be given to provinces of albay and sorsogon for 10 barangays with expected 1200 beneficiaries photo courtesy edc legazpi city energy development corporation on wednesday introduced animals raise people 39s awareness about near threatened apo myna endangered golden crowned flying fox jolly jamoralinDc corporate communications public relations leadN an interview said the project also aims to providea livelihood community partners quot stuffed toy making will be given provinces of albay and sorsogon for 10 barangays with expected 1200 beneficiariesUot jamoralin said she added that the plush toys