A great news for wildlife conservation: 16 spider monkeys were released in Palenque National Park. The specimens had been rescued from illegal wildlife trafficking and went through a rehabilitation process before returning to their natural habitat. Their release represents an important step for the protection of this species and the fight against illegal wildlife trade. Do you want to stay informed or send us your citizen report? Follow us on Fa…
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A great news for wildlife conservation: 16 spider monkeys were released in Palenque National Park. The specimens had been rescued from illegal wildlife trafficking and went through a rehabilitation process before returning to their natural habitat. Their release represents an important step for the protection of this species and the fight against illegal wildlife trade. Do you want to stay informed or send us your citizen report? Follow us on Fa…