The project, which started in 1990, aims to conserve and manage the Philippine Eagle and other birds of preys.  The Philippine Eagle (PE) Integrated Plan provides the framework for the conservation and management of PE. The Project maintains the Center for Philippine Raptors (CPR) at Los Baños, Laguna. 

·        As of 17June 2008, the Project maintained at the CPR 59 individuals belonging to 14 species of raptors which includes one (1) Philippine Eagle.

·        Continuously mobilized the 11 Regional Eagle Watch Teams nationwide that conduct regular monitoring of the eagle in its natural habitat.  As of May 2008, there are a total of 189 eagles were sighted in 94 areas in the wild.

·        Conducted the health assessment of captive raptors on 28-29 April 2008.  Six (6) birds were found to be infected with Aspergillosis and underwent a 2-week medication.

·        Celebrated the Philippine Eagle Week (June 3-11, 2008) through the following activities: (i) Biodiversity lecture and film showing was conducted at Brgy. Sta. Elena, Sto. Tomas, Batangas; (ii) photo-exhibit installed at SM North Edsa; (iii) released in the morning of 6 June 2008 four (4) Serpent Eagles at the Center for Philippine Raptors in collaboration with UPLB-CFNR Makiling Center for Mountain Ecosystems; (iii) hanged five (5) streamers at PAWB and DENR gates in Quezon City, and inside the UPLB campus in Los Baños, Laguna ; and (iv) distributed IEC materials such as posters, button pins, Serpent Eagle flyers and some copies of Threatened Endemic Raptors

·        Conducted information dissemination/education through guided tour within the Center of Philippine Raptors for 14,556 visitors.

·        Reproduced/distributed IEC materials such as Philippine Eagle posters, raptor pamphlets/flyers, bookmarks and raptor fans.

·        Together with the Philippie Eagle Foundation, organized the 1996 PE Integrated Conservation Plan Review Workshop held at Hotel Dominique, Tagaytay City on 5-8 February 2008.