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Wildlife rescue and conservation in Latin America

11 clusters · 34 sources · last updated

Latest: Conservation groups in Chile and Argentina launch bird monitoring initiatives

Wildlife conservation and rescue operations continue across several Latin American countries involving various species and monitoring strategies. In Colombia, Cornare is rehabilitating a white-tailed eagle and a black vu

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Wildlife rehabilitation and rescue in Chile

2 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Wildlife rescues reported across South and Central America

Wildlife conservation efforts in Chile have focused on both the rehabilitation of native species and the management of animals in proximity to human settlements. In the Malloa and Antofagasta regions, various animals, i

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Chilean agricultural and infrastructure developments

2 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Chilean agricultural authorities initiate mountain grazing season and monitor bee disease

In the Maule Region, the Agricultural and Livestock Service (SAG) has commenced the 2026-2027 mountain grazing season. This involves moving approximately 25,000 sheep, cattle, goats, and horses across 300,000 hectares of

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Latin American agricultural trade and production challenges

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Poultry producers face economic and systemic challenges in Dominican Republic and Argentina

Agricultural sectors across Latin America are navigating various regulatory, economic, and sanitary hurdles. In Argentina, efforts include calls for the removal of export retentions to bolster competitiveness, alongside

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Migratory species patterns in Mexico and Chile

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Latest: Migratory bird season triggers conservation and observation efforts in Chile and Mexico

In early October, biodiversity observations in Mexico highlighted the seasonal blooming of wildflowers such as Commelina in the Sierra de Juárez, which support local insects and mammals. During this period, ruby-throated

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