Negros Forest Park

Negros Forest Park is a biodiversity conservation center located in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines, with over 20 years of dedicated work protecting and breeding endangered endemic species, particularly those known as the West Visayan Big 5. The park maintains European-quality standard enclosures and operates a dual mission of captive breeding for species reintroduction into wild populations and public environmental education. Visitors can observe native Negros wildlife while learning about the urgent conservation needs facing the region's unique biodiversity. The facility has supplied animals to accredited zoos and institutions across Europe, the United States, and Singapore, and also supports local forest restoration initiatives. As a family-friendly educational destination in the heart of Bacolod City, Negros Forest Park offers an inspiring look at the rare and threatened wildlife of the Western Visayas.