The Aliwagwag Protected Landscape is a protected area that preserves a major drainage catchment in the southern Philippine island of Mindanao in the Davao Region. It contains the headwaters of the Cateel River in the southern Diuata Mountain Range which provides the water source and irrigation for surrounding rice fields and communities in Davao de Oro and Davao Oriental provinces. It was named after the remote rural village in the municipality of Cateel where Aliwagwag Falls, the country's highest waterfall, is located.
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| - The Aliwagwag Protected Landscape is a protected area that preserves a major drainage catchment in the southern Philippine island of Mindanao in the Davao Region. It contains the headwaters of the Cateel River in the southern Diuata Mountain Range which provides the water source and irrigation for surrounding rice fields and communities in Davao de Oro and Davao Oriental provinces. It was named after the remote rural village in the municipality of Cateel where Aliwagwag Falls, the country's highest waterfall, is located. (en)
- Das Aliwagwag Protected Landscape wurde am 5. April 2011 unter der Präsidenten-Erklärung 139 eingerichtet.Es liegt in den Provinzen Davao Oriental und Davao de Oro im Südosten der Insel Mindanao auf den Philippinen, auf dem Gemeindegebiet von Boston, Cateel und Compostela. Das Gebiet liegt südlich des pazifischen Taifungürtels und weist keine besondere Einteilung in Trocken- und Regenzeiten auf. (de)
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| - Das Aliwagwag Protected Landscape wurde am 5. April 2011 unter der Präsidenten-Erklärung 139 eingerichtet.Es liegt in den Provinzen Davao Oriental und Davao de Oro im Südosten der Insel Mindanao auf den Philippinen, auf dem Gemeindegebiet von Boston, Cateel und Compostela. Das Naturschutzgebiet umfasst eine Kernzone von 10.491 Hektar und eine Pufferzone von 420 Hektar, rund um die Aliwagwag-Wasserfälle. Diese erstrecken sich über mehrere Kaskaden, die über 84 Stufen, zwischen einem und zehn Metern, zusammen eine Fallhöhe von über 300 Metern haben. Die Aliwagwag-Wasserfälle gehören zu den besonderen Tourismuszielen in der Provinz. Das Naturschutzgebiet liegt in einer Region die mit einer dichten tropischen Vegetation überzogen ist. Das Gebiet liegt südlich des pazifischen Taifungürtels und weist keine besondere Einteilung in Trocken- und Regenzeiten auf. (de)
- The Aliwagwag Protected Landscape is a protected area that preserves a major drainage catchment in the southern Philippine island of Mindanao in the Davao Region. It contains the headwaters of the Cateel River in the southern Diuata Mountain Range which provides the water source and irrigation for surrounding rice fields and communities in Davao de Oro and Davao Oriental provinces. It was named after the remote rural village in the municipality of Cateel where Aliwagwag Falls, the country's highest waterfall, is located. The protected landscape is part of the Philippines' National Integrated Protected Areas System and was established in 2011 through Proclamation No. 139 issued by President Benigno Aquino III. It was initially a component of the 1,927,400-hectare (4,763,000-acre) Agusan–Davao–Surigao Forest Reserve declared in 1931 through Proclamation No. 369 by Governor-General Dwight F. Davis which underwent several amendments over the years to open up a few areas in the mineral rich watershed to mining. (en)
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