Yes, there are ongoing conservation efforts, including the establishment of protected areas and eco-tourism initiatives.

The island has tropical rainforests, mangroves, and coastal vegetation, supporting diverse plant and animal life.

The marine ecosystem is diverse and rich in coral reefs, though it faces threats from overfishing and climate change.

The Philippine tarsier, which is native to the region, is considered endangered.

The province faces challenges such as deforestation, coastal erosion, and the effects of typhoons.

Yes, Dinagat Islands has several protected areas, including the Dinagat Island Wildlife Sanctuary.

Dinagat Islands is home to various species, including the endangered Philippine tarsier and various bird species like the Philippine eagle.