NEOTROPICAL PRIMATE CONSERVATION

Concentration of time and resources on educating local communities about the pressures of wildlife from hunting, the dangers of keeping wild animals as pets and the illegalities of wildlife trafficking. Above all, our work with communities focuses on the benefits of maintaining healthy forests, which depend on the presence of wildlife.

Organization and participation in the confiscation, rescue, transport to rescue centers and / or release of more than 3,900 wild animals. Animals arriving at our project after being in the trade suffer from a variety of physical and emotional issues related to the terrible conditions to which they have been subjected.

Provide veterinary and general care to hundreds of animals per year. Some stay for a few months until they are strong enough to be transported to a rescue center. The goal is to send each individual to the most suitable center possible so that their future is as promising as possible.