The Provincial Government of Negros Oriental, through its Environment and Natural Resources Division (ENRD), conducted the 4th Provincial Wildlife Quiz Bowl on November 6 at the Negros Oriental High School Assembly Hall. The competition brought together students from 21 schools across the province to test their knowledge of wildlife and environmental conservation. The initiative aims to strengthen environmental awareness among young learners and encourage greater appreciation for the protection of natural resources.
Promoting Wildlife Conservation Through Education
The 4th Provincial Wildlife Quiz Bowl was organized through the collaboration of the ENRD, the Provincial Government of Negros Oriental, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), the Department of Education (DepEd), and various non-governmental organizations. Led by ENRD head Manric M. Barillo, the initiative supports environmental education and encourages students to develop a deeper understanding of wildlife protection. Through educational activities like the quiz bowl, the province continues to nurture young minds and promote responsible environmental practices.
Sibulan Science High School Leads the Competition
Sibulan Science High School emerged as the champion of the provincial competition, followed by Ramon Teves Pastor Memorial-Dumaguete Science High School in second place. Santa Catalina Science High School secured third place, completing the top three winners. The participating schools demonstrated their knowledge and understanding of wildlife conservation, highlighting the importance of environmental education among students.
Winners to Represent Negros Oriental at National Festival
The top three winning schools will represent Negros Oriental at the upcoming 10th National Wildlife Festival, scheduled for November 27–29, 2026, in Occidental Mindoro. Their participation provides an opportunity to showcase their knowledge and compete with other young environmental advocates from across the country. The provincial government’s continued support for environmental programs reflects its commitment to promoting wildlife conservation and developing future environmental leaders.
