Inabio Records 14 Species of Mammals in Guayas Reserve Fenced by the Agro
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The National Institute of Biodiversity (Inabio) documented the presence of fourteen native varieties of wildlife in the Mangrove Ecological Reserve Churute, located in the province of Guayas. The finding, the result of a technical survey carried out between November 2022 and June 2023, confirms the operation of the site as a biological refuge, although it exposes severe effects by human intervention and lack of territorial space. Ecuador Paola S…
Quito.- Researchers have registered 14 native species of medium and large mammals, belonging to seven orders, in the Mangrove Ecological Reserve Churute, which confirms that this site in the Ecuadorian province of Guayas still functions as a refuge for biodiversity, although with important conservation challenges, the National Institute of Biodiversity (Inabio) has reported. The research, developed by Lissette Sevilla-Sacon, Nathaly Carvajal-Qui…
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