US EditionState budget includes support for improved wildlife rescue - Murray Pioneer
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Since September 2024, 344 species rescued from illegal trafficking have been received to offer them a better quality of life. Mérida, Yucatán, June 8, 2025.- With the commitment to defend the life and dignity of wild species, Mérida Municipal President Cecilia Patron Laviada visited the Wildlife Conservation Centre in the zoo Animaya, a vital space for the protection and conservation of urban biodiversity. In this place, the Wildlife Rescue and …
State budget includes support for improved wildlife rescue - Murray Pioneer
THE Riverland volunteer wildlife rescue and rehabilitation sector has gained state funding to support more engagement with volunteer groups, and to improve the health of South Australia’s biodiversity. The 2025-26 State Budget includes $7.6m to...
On Saturday, June 7, 2025, the mayor of Mérida, Cecilia Patron Laviada, reaffirmed her commitment to defend the life and dignity of wild species and visited the Wildlife Conservation Center at the Animaya Zoo, which is a vital space for the protection and conservation of urban biodiversity. There the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Program is carried out, which seeks to restore freedom and well-being to animals who have been victims of illega…
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