Release of wildlife in Nicaragua: 46 specimens return to their natural habitat
A total of 46 rehabilitated wild animals were released into their natural habitat in the municipality of Cárdenas, Rivas, as part of a conservation program promoted by the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Marena) of Nicaragua.
TL;DR
- 46 rehabilitated wild animals were released into their natural habitat in Cárdenas, Rivas, Nicaragua.
- The animals were rehabilitated at the National Rescue Center of the National Zoo of Nicaragua.
- Species released include white-faced monkeys, spider monkeys, pizotes, raccoons, opossums, a collared anteater, parrots, and an owl.
- The release is part of a conservation program by the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Marena) to protect native wildlife.
- These actions contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and the enrichment of Nicaragua's ecosystems.