12°18'N,119°52'E

The natural vegetation is lowland forest, with beach forest and mangroves along the coast. Plantations, secondary growth and open grassland have replaced have replaced much of the forest

Mammals: Arctictis binturong, Sus barbutus, Tursiops truncates, Balaenoptera acutorostrata

Several threatened and restricted-range species of the Palawan Endemic Bird Area were recorded including the threatened Grey Imperial-pigeon, Blue-headed Racquet-tail and Palawan Hornbill, and unconfirmed reports of the Philippine Cockatoo.

Treats to the habitats include cutting of timber, agricultural expansion, burning of vegetation and the collection of forest product. Exploitation of birds is also reported.

 Philippines National Report on Wetlands