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Messi, the first ocelot transferred from Jujuy to Corrientes as part of an unprecedented conservation action
From a private reserve in the province of Jujuy to the Corrientes wetlands, Messi's journey represents much more than a geographical movement. It is...
A Venezuelan scientist leads a Smithsonian research for the genetic conservation of the Margarita monkey
The Venezuelan scientist Emperatriz Gamero, a researcher at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, leads one of the most relevant studies for the protection of...
Iguazú National Park: new hatching season of horseshoe turtles, a natural phenomenon that reinforces conservation
The Iguazú National Park documented the start of a new hatching season for tortoiseshell turtles (Phrynops williamsi) in the Cataratas area. This event, which...
El Palmar National Park celebrates 60 years of conservation, responsible tourism, and community connection in Entre Ríos
The El Palmar National Park celebrated its 60th anniversary with an event that brought together national, provincial, and local authorities in the heart of...
An Extreme Decision: This Was the Extreme Plan That Eradicated Invasive Species and Saved the Galápagos Giant Tortoises
The Galápagos giant tortoises, forever associated with Charles Darwin and the theory of evolution, are one of the most recognizable icons of global biodiversity.
However,...
