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Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation in South America
Overview
Authorities in Argentina and Chile have conducted various operations to combat illegal wildlife trade and rescue animals from captivity.
In Córdoba, Argentina, Environmental Police released 42 rehabilitated animals—comprising 41 birds and one gray fox—into the Vaquerías Natural Reserve. These animals had been rescued from illegal captivity and the domestic pet trade, undergoing quarantine and behavioral rehabilitation at the Tatú Carreta rescue center. To assist in scientific monitoring, the birds were fitted with alphanumeric rings.
In broader regional operations, Chilean authorities transferred eight exotic animals, including macaws, reptiles, and a boa constrictor, to a specialized center in the Araucanía region following a month of rehabilitation. Simultaneously, Argentine officials recovered 135 wild birds during control operations in the Mendoza area. These birds were moved to Ecoparque Mendoza for sanitary evaluations to determine their suitability for eventual release into natural habitats.
Entities
Universidad Andrés Bello · Tatú Carreta · Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero · Valle Hermoso · Ecoparque Mendoza
Timeline
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[INTERNATIONAL] 4 sourcesWildlife authorities rescue exotic animals and birds in Chile and Argentina
Wildlife authorities in Chile and Argentina have rescued numerous exotic animals and wild birds from illegal captivity for rehabilitation and potential release.
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[CULTURE] 5 sourcesEnvironmental Police release 42 rehabilitated animals in Córdoba
Environmental Police released 42 rehabilitated animals, including 41 birds and a gray fox, into the Vaquerías Natural Reserve in Córdoba, Argentina, following recovery from illegal captivity.
Sources
acustiknoticias.com · araucanianoticias.cl · canalc.com.ar · diariolaportada.com.ar · laprensadeguatemala.com · mejorinformado.com · newsonline.com.ar · universalmedios.com.ar · wintrup.de