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Eight monkeys have returned to the wild after a rehabilitation journey that took almost three years. From the nursery to their final days at La Ceiba, discover the steps, care, and skills behind their journey back to the forest.
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We're excited to announce our partnership with the Global Rewilding Alliance, strengthening our commitment to wildlife rehabilitation, conservation, and the recovery of healthy ecosystems in Costa Rica and beyond.
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Discover how Kembi transformed from a fragile hairless baby into a confident young monkey preparing for her second chance in the rainforest.
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From a life-threatening roadside accident to a second chance in the wild, this ocelot’s recovery journey shows the power of rescue, rehabilitation, and rewilding, proving that every local effort to save wildlife helps protect the future of our planet.
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Three green sea turtles rescued from poachers find a second chance and a safe return to the sea.
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15Jan
15 Jan, 2025
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The JRC keeps proving its dedication to knowledge production by publishing significant studies in scientific journals
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16Sep
16 Sep, 2024
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The JRC team responded quickly after authorities confiscated 10 green sea turtles and 138 eggs from poachers in Limón. The turtles were treated for injuries, including wounds from being tied and harpoon damage, and are now under the care of the veterinary team.
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Discover the inspiring journey of Biwindi, a howler monkey who stole our hearts with his incredible strength and determination.
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The JRC recently entered agreements with the Corredor Biológico de Talamanca Caribe, Ara Manzanillo Project, and Turtle Rescue Center. These collaborations focus on environmental initiatives, including the protection of wildlife and biodiversity. The Corredor Biológico, with 17 members, aims to safeguard the Biological Corridor. The Ara Manzanillo Project pioneers the reintroduction of the Great Green Macaw. Turtle Rescue Center in Cahuíta ensures sea turtle survival through community protection...
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We are the first organization in Costa Rica to receive this distinction, reflecting our commitment to conservation and sustainability.
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