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Published May 19, 2021, 11:51 AM ILOILO CITY – An Olive ridley turtle has been released back to the wild from the shores of world-famous Boracay Island in Malay town, Aklan province. “The best way to conserve and protect our wildlife species, especially the sea turtles is to let them live in their natural habitat. Boracay Island is indeed a turtle haven prior to the recorded nesting and hatchlings release from the past years until now,” said Francisco Milla Jr., Western Visayas regional director of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR-6). It was DENR-Boracay’s Protected Area Management and Biodiversity Conservation (PAMBCU) and Coastal Unit that facilitated the release of the turtle that weighed less than three kilos. ....
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Bunchies Cafe gives you a taste of Aussie coffee culture in Boracay 5:25 pm Bunchies Cafe is inspired by the coffee culture from Australia as well as the unique cuisine of the Philippines. As Boracay reopens to the public, couple and entrepreneurs Shria and Patrick Florencio, alongside their partners Geda Nival and Ray Martin, are bringing a taste of their old home to the island with their new coffee shop called Opened on December 15, Bunchies Cafe was inspired by the coffee culture from Australia as well as the unique cuisine of the Philippines. The team created a unique menu that highlights the best of both countries. Aside from delicious food and premium quality coffee selections, Bunchies Cafe aims to support small businesses and local suppliers on the island, especially after Boracay had to go through two major closures. ....