in line with the government's devolution program mandated by the Constitution. Fauna The Sagip Lingayen Gulf Project is a study done in 2010, implemented by the Marine Environment and Resources Foundation Inc. and funded by the Dutch government, in response to the lack of resources on the terrestrial wildlife of the islands. The study assessed and created an inventory of the flora and fauna of the islands to help the city government create an environmental monitoring program to protect the island's biodiversity. The wildlife in this place include bird such as the Philippine duck, white-eared brown-dove, Philippine hawk-cuckoo, Philippine coucal, Philippine bulbul, elegant tit, lemon-throated leaf-warbler, and the grey-backed tailorbird; fish such as thresher sharks, angelfish, and butterflyfish; and crustaceans such as ghost crabs and hermit crabs. See also List of islands of the Philippines List of national parks of the Philippines List of protected areas of the Philippines References External links Hundred Islands National Park – Tourism Philippines 1940 establishments in the Philippines Islands of Pangasinan National parks of the Philippines Protected areas established in 1940 Tourist attractions in Pangasinan