As of 2010, they have bred 15 Walden's hornbills. In 2019, The Talarak Foundation has also successfully bred them in captivity in their Negros facility after nine years of attempts. Further conservation actions proposed are: more funding should be allocated primarily to in situ protection along the lines of PhilCon's guarding scheme; conduct further surveys, particularly on Panay to identify important sites and use this data to decide further actions; continue community awareness programmes to reduce hunting and illegal logging on both Negros and Panay; work in partnership at the government level to strengthen protected area legislation and improve the network in the long term; and support the development of captive breeding and reintroduction programmes. References ARKive - images and movies of the Walden's hornbill (Aceros waldeni) Rhabdotorrhinus Birds of Negros Island Birds of Panay Critically endangered biota of Asia Birds described in 1877 Taxa named by Richard Bowdler Sharpe