QuestionsQuestions (Republic Act No. 6148)
Republic Act No. 6148.
Mount Iglit, Mount Baco, and adjoining areas in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro, and Bongabon, Oriental Mindoro.
Seventy-five thousand four hundred forty-five (75,445) hectares, more or less.
After a survey conducted as authorized and directed under the Act.
The Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
The Parks and Wildlife Commission.
The rules and regulations are meant to prohibit the sale, leasing, exploitation, or other disposition of any area within the park, except as otherwise authorized in the Act.
If it will not exceed one thousand (1,000) hectares, allocated where appropriate for settlement by the Batangan tribe under the supervision of the PANAMIN Foundation.
Yes. The Act provides that its provisions shall be without prejudice to any license or other permit granted, or contractual arrangements entered into with the Philippine Wildlife Conservation Foundation for use of portions/areas of the park necessary for implementing wildlife conservation and management programs.
The Parks and Wildlife Commission.
The park is under the general executive control and supervision of the Secretary, while the Parks and Wildlife Commission has immediate direction and administration.
One million pesos (P1,000,000.00).
Ground or aerial surveys/photogrammetric studies and photo-mosaics (including demographic studies); preparation of land/water/forest/range/vegetation/environmental management and development programs; identification/inventory/evaluation/classification of wild animals and plants; zoological/biological/botanical and other scientific/technical studies; establishment of wildlife refuges/reserves/sanctuaries and related facilities; and improvement/beautification and construction of facilities to develop the park into a tourist resort area.
A grant of not less than Three hundred thousand pesos (P300,000.00) a year from the Science Fund created pursuant to Republic Act No. 54—(as stated in the text)—to the Parks and Wildlife Commission and/or the Philippine Wildlife Conservation Foundation.
To establish and maintain a research center and conduct scientific studies on wildlife conservation and management within or for the park, including hiring or retaining qualified researchers and technicians for data collection, analysis, and evaluation.
All acts, parts of acts, rules, and regulations inconsistent with the provisions of the Act are repealed.
Upon its approval.