The MIRIAM COLLEGE LIVING MUSEUM

The MC Living Museum

• consists of indigenous or endemic plants

• actualizes the integrity of God’s creation

• mitigates climate change

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Environmental Studies Institute

• anahaw• Doña Aurora• molave

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Grade School • bignay• Palawan cherry• bangkal

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High School • duhat• talisay• bamboo

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Child Study Center • acacia• rambutan • native coffee

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Southeast Asian Institute for the Deaf

• guava• atis• agoho

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Higher Education Units

• Indian rubber tree • banaba • fern tree

LOCATION COMMON/ LOCAL NAME

Miriam Adult Education • bulak• santol• malunggay

The BIRDS

of

MIRIAM COLLEGE

Miriam College has

19 bird species

BIRDS are IMPORTANT!

pest control

ecological indicator

tree propagation

Eurasian Tree Sparrow

Chestnut Munia

Which used to be our national bird?

long-tailed shrike

brown shrike

pied fantail

scoops owl

Do birds sleep?

Yes

zebra dove

colasisi

“kulasisi” or mistress

pygmy woodpecker

white-crested mynah

Do birds talk?

No

white-collared kingfisher

black-napped oriole

LETS PROTECT OUR HERITAGE!