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Howler Monkeys and Natuwa Wildlife Sanctuary: A Howl for Help Introduction Howler monkeys are one of the most fascinating species, known for their powerful howls.
Celebrando el Día Internacional del Tapir: Educación y Conservación en Natuwa El Día Internacional del Tapir (Tapirus bairdii) es una fecha emblemática para nosotros en
Corporate Volunteering at Natuwa: Yamaha as an Example of Conservation and Solidarity In the heart of Aranjuez, Puntarenas, lies a wildlife sanctuary that resonates with
The white-faced monkey as a pet in Costa Rica: Lessons in conservation and animal welfare. The white-faced capuchin monkey (Cebus emitator), a symbolic species of
The meaning of the word Natuwa El significado de la palabra natuwa es de origen Chorotega! Los Chorotegas fueron una antigua población de humanos
World turtle day World turtle day celebrates one of the oldest organisms on the planet, which can be found on land and in water. Among
Corporate volunteering with wildlife occurs in the companies most committed to the environment and the restoration of nature. Costa Rica preserves a great diversity in
Happy Tree Day!! At NATUWA, with the help of the volunteer program, we have created a forest of native Costa Rican trees, such as cocobolo,
Happy World Environment Day!! We started this morning celebrating together with the girls and boys of the Villa Brucelas School of Circuit 02, Pitahaya, Puntarenas,
Aulacorhynchus prasinus or Emerald Toucan Toucan emerald, last Sunday, May 27, we received a call from a neighbor of the Miramar community of Puntarenas; He
Officials of the SINAC, enter a female zaino that was confiscated next to a female tepezcuintle, both animals were ready to be consumed as food
Rescue and Rehabilitation of an Injured Paca in the Natuwa Sanctuary The Mission of SINAC and the Threats to Wildlife The National System of Conservation
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