Coppersmith Barbet in the Ateneo
23 Jul 2019
The Ateneo Wild celebrates the urban wildlife found in our campuses! With your help, we can collect more information about what wildlife exists in our campuses. You can also help by respecting their space – don’t litter and be more mindful of your consumption and waste. In these ways, we are all doing our part to ensure that wildlife flourishes even in the city.
We hope that urban wildlife will always find a home in our campuses – just like this coppersmith barbet in his cozy, fungi decorated hole, high up in a talisay tree!
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