Dr. Angel Alcala is a renowned Filipino ecologist and Professor Emeritus recognized for his prolific thirty-year career studying the marine biology and ecology of the Philippines, identifying over 50 new species of reptiles and amphibians and developing community-based programs for coral reef conservation.
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Angel Alcala: Philippine National Scientist 2013
Dr. Angel Alcala is a renowned Filipino ecologist and Professor Emeritus recognized for his prolific thirty-year career studying the marine biology and ecology of the Philippines, identifying over 50 new species of reptiles and amphibians and developing community-based programs for coral reef conservation.
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Angel
Alcala PHILIPPINE NATIONAL SCIENTIST 2013
Dr. Alcala is a Filipino ecologist whose primary focus of
study is marine biology and ecological conservation. His prolific thirty-year career includes studying local birds, reptiles, and aquatic life. He is a Professor Emeritus at his alma mater Silliman University. He also served as the Director for the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Angelo King Center for Research and Environmental Management. Angel Alcala is also involved in other biological science fields such as herpetology, marine biogeography, and marine conservation biology.
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BUTIONS CONTI He also made He is the one who contributions for He was the first developed the mammals and birds. Filipino scientist who first community- From the 400 already engage in known species of based program comprehensive studies reptiles and amphibians, that created concerning Philippine 50 more species were reptiles and artificial coral identified due to his amphibians. efforts. reefs.