The Rich Plant Life of CEDAR

Impasugong's Center for Ecological Development and Recreation, more popularly known as CEDAR, is not only a place for exciting eco-adventures as featured in my previous post. Aside from its hiking trails, natural waterfalls, clean river and a man-made swimming pool, this forest park is also home to various plants, large and small.

As I observed during our adventure hike, CEDAR boasts not only of towering trees but also of small and interesting flora. I took some photos using my digicam and since I am not good in identifying names of plant species, I will just share these snapshots of CEDAR's rich plant life:

The Waterfalls of CEDAR

The Center for Ecological Development and Research (CEDAR) is an eco-park located in Impalutao, Impasugong, Bukidnon. This reforestation project is one of the must-visit tourist destinations in the province. It offers various outdoor activities for adventure enthusiasts such as camping, trail hiking, swimming, river trekking, rappelling, canyoneering and so much more. Among CEDAR's main attractions are its three natural waterfalls, which can all be viewed and accessed in one day hike.