Baliangao Wetland Park

Baliangao Wetland Park is a coastal mangrove wetland and local conservation site in the municipality of Baliangao, Misamis Occidental, Philippines. It functions as an ecotourism and habitat-protection area for mangroves and shorebirds.

The site features mangrove forest, shallow tidal channels and a raised boardwalk that allows close views of tidal flats and birdlife. Activities commonly offered on-site include short nature walks, birdwatching and small-boat or kayak trips through the mangroves.

Local government and community groups manage the area for both conservation and visitor access, with simple visitor infrastructure installed to limit disturbance to habitats. Ongoing local efforts focus on mangrove protection and environmental education.

The park sits on the shores of Panguil Bay in Baliangao municipality, facing the bay and adjacent coastal fisheries. Access is by road from nearby towns in Misamis Occidental; the wetland lies at sea level in a coastal landscape of mudflats and mangrove forest.

• Boardwalk access: A raised wooden boardwalk and viewing platforms provide the easiest access through the mangrove forest and are best used at low tide for photography and birdwatching.
• Best time for birds: Seasonal migratory and shorebirds are most numerous in the cooler months, roughly November to March, making that period the best for birdwatching.