Here we continue Ian’s photographic journal of his favorite images, from the hundreds of photos he took on the Jeepney Projects trip to the Philippines last year. In part two of we see the many forms of transportation they enjoyed that made the trip a journey… More…

Ian Austin took hundreds of photos on the Jeepney Projects trip to the Philippines last year. Here are a few favorites of our favorite bird… More…

Morning once again came way too early up on Mt. Kitanglad. Our group’s night had been a bit restless, with a wayward bat deciding to forego it’s echolocation skills and spend it’s time whizzing past our sleeping bags, ramming into the walls of the lodge, and basically making a nuisance of itself (I was not especially pleased when it temporarily landed on my head, but had been alert enough to be… More…

Conrad Cejoco is the young and energetic vice-mayor of Bislig, a city of about 110,000 people on the east coast of Mindanao. Until recently, Bislig was also the center of operations of one of the largest paper mills in the world, a paper mill that operated in a sanctuary for the Philippine Eagle… More…

This must be like finding the proverbial needle in a haystack, except this haystack was drenched in mountain rain. What were the chances we were going to spot a rare bird in this dense, mountain rainforest? Standing in heavy mist for hours, staring with ever-weakening eyes through binoculars and spotting scope, hoping every flash of feather might be our noble goal – it was becoming apparent that… More…

A clip of the eagle brought into the Philippine Eagle Center the day before with a gunshot wound. Roberto “Dr. Bo” Puentespina had to amputate part of his wing, and the bird will need to stay at the Center for the rest of his life. Beautiful animal. Sorry for the crummy audio – I needed to whisper… More…

David and Peter are traveling in the Philippines, looking for the great Philippine Eagle. Peter has his Blackberry, and is sending in bits of information on their adventure via Facebook and Twitter. More…