The Ministry of the Environment announced the release of 44 flamingo birds that were rescued as part of the Pink Rescue (Rescate Rosado) program. The National Zoo and the Ecological Action Group (Grupo Acción Ecológica) are working with Ministry of Environment specialists on the program that seeks to conserve the Caribbean flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber).
The birds were released in the Estero Balsa National Park, now under reinforced surveillance. The protected park is the country’s most strategic location for the species with documented important nesting areas sited.
Caribbean flamingos are essential to maintaining the balance of ecosystems and ensuring a sustainable future for future generations.
Deputy Minister of Protected Areas and Biodiversity, Federico Franco spoke at the release of the importance of active collaboration for the preservation of the...
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