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MEET THE BEARS OF CHAPARRI AZULINA
One of the new bears to arrive in Chaparri is a very young female (approximately 1 year old), named Azulina. She was rescued from being kept as a pet by a family in Tarapoto (north Peru), in the buffer zone of the Cordillera Azul National Park. The NGO CIMA who works in the area brought her to Chaparri. She has been recently placed in the same enclosure with Cholita, who has seemingly “adopted” her, and as a result she is adapting to her new surroundings very rapidly.
CIMA and the Cordillera Azul National Park - which helped us in the transfer of Azulina -organized a visit to Chaparri by the people who had the bear and some local teachers; it is hoped that this will help promote bear conservation in the Cordillera Azul area. |
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Chaparri 2007 Are Niger's giraffes a fading spot on the horizon latest Peru November 2006 Two new young Andean Bears rescued and being reared for release into the wild. Motorbike and Cameras provided for Bear release programme Indonesia October 2006 New area of Sumatra is supported by Tiger Protection units (Bukit Duabelas NP and a very positive new management proposal for Sumatra put forward to the Indonesian government for providing tiger protection and monitoring in existing Four large areas in Sumatra. Colombia August 2006 Peru May 2006 Andean Condor release platform complete more |
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