Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center

The Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center is a 23.85-hectare protected area that reflects Quezon City's commitment to environmental stewardship. Managed by the Biodiversity Management Bureau, it acts as a wildlife rescue center and botanical garden that aids in the conservation of the country's rich biodiversity. The park also features various wildlife, including Philippine eagles, Visayan warty pigs, and Palawan bearcats. It is home to the country's largest artificial lagoon and houses a collection of endemic and indigenous fauna within its lush grounds.

In the Spotlight:
- Biking and jogging along dedicated trails
- Picnicking in open green spaces
- Wildlife viewing and photography
- Educational tours and nature walks
- Boating on the lagoon