Taal Volcano, the country's most active volcano, released a 1,500-meter high white plume of smoke on Thursday night.

Since an initial eruption on Sunday, Taal Volcano — located on an island ... which is also part of a protected national park, have been "an accident waiting to happen," adding that his agency ...

After sleeping for over 40 years, the Philippines' Taal volcano awoke over the weekend ... After working as a ranger with the National Park Service, he started a reporting career after seeing ...

Taal volcano has simmered with smaller ash ejections ... The island has long been declared by the government as a national park that’s off-limits to permanent villages. The government’s ...

Taal is a volcano within a volcano ... Crater Lake in Oregon and Yellowstone Lake in the heart of Yellowstone National Park. Each marks a caldera formed when an eruption many thousands of years ...

In 1996, the Philippine government declared Taal volcano island national park as a protected landscape so as to protect and conserve the island and the wildlife in it, as well as provide a ...

The ongoing eruption event of the second-most active volcano in the Philippines is ... and the area is a protected national park. He called it an “accident waiting to happen.” ...

Within Taal Lake lies Volcano Island, which covers an area of about 24 square ... through Presidential Proclamation No. 923 in 1996 and was classified as a National Park under the Expanded National ...

It could be closed for up to two years, according to the National Park. Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park will close the Kīlauea Visitor Center for renovations on February 17th, according to a new ...

Taal Volcano remains at Alert Level 1, characterized by "low-level unrest." A 2,400-meter tall plume described as a "voluminous emission" was also reported Saturday, which drifted south-southeast ...

MANILA, Philippines — Taal Volcano erupted early Tuesday morning ... phreatic eruption at 5:58 a.m., citing an advisory from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.

The outpouring marked the beginning of an unnerving eruption sequence at Taal Volcano, which sits on the island of Luzon. On the first day, steam-driven blasts flung ash nine miles into the sky.