By Mendoza, Naomi B.
201278090
Last
week was the activity on bird watching and the talk about the different species
of birds in UP Diliman. It was really interesting and I learned a lot from it.
It was amazing to know that there are around fifty plus species of birds in UP
and some of them are endemic species. As for the activity, we had fun when we
went bird watching. It was inspiring to see different kinds of birds around the
College of Science. Most of them you don’t usually see every day. I was never
observant before and I did not realize and appreciate the beauty of these
animals within the thick chunks of trees that spread around the university. I
hear them every day but never really paid attention to them. I think this talk
was important because it serves as an eye-opener to UP students to become aware
of the environment. I also think that we, as students, should feel responsible somehow
to take care of the environment for these animals. By providing them a rich
biodiversity throughout the whole campus, we can help them expand their
population and attract more species of birds inside the campus. We should
promote this and inform all other students of the existence of these animals in
UP and that we should be aware and foster them as they grow in population. In
return, we may maintain and enjoy a healthy environment in UP for the students
and for the animals as well. This practice will also promote a good attitude
towards nature as we move to a larger community and will encourage other people
to do so. The preservation of the environment should always be a priority since
we will all benefit and suffer consequences from it.
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