Costa Rica Wildlife Conservation: focus on animal rescue, conservation, and reforestation Page 7

Costa Rica Wildlife Conservation

Animal rescue, conservation education and reforestation

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I'm still waiting..... OUR MISSIONOur mission is to preserve and protect our area of Costa Rica via conservation education, animal rescue and reforestation.Our projects consist of:Widlife rescue center Wildlife sanctuary (28 acre property of secondary & primary forest near the national park Reserva Cabo Blanco) Conservation education in local schools and programs to promote community awarenessReproduction for re-introduction of endangered or already extinct (in our area) species of birds and animalsCombating illicit pet trade and poaching in our area of Costa RicaPromoting reforestation by providing rare and endangered hardwoods and native fruit trees; that is coupled with expert advice and hands-on help (including volunteers) to landscape natural forest environments, at minimal cost ($1 U.S. per tree) Working together with other conservation entities in Costa Rica and abroad to acquire, restore, and/or create key properties with biological/wildlife corridors for the expansion of habitat available for the wildlife in our area. Guided nature tours at low cost. Creating netowrks with numerous biologists and universities around the world to expand knowledge about various animal species. Maintenance of a nursery of rare medicinal plants and trees and promote the use of natural remedies made with native medicinal plants. Rainsong's volunteer program draws over 200 volunteers from all over the world to Cabuya, Costa Rica, annually; this influx of ecotourism has positive economic and social impacts on our community. Our animal rescue center draws visitors from all corners of the globe.Everyone enjoys the close contact with the various animal species for which we care. In addition, visitors have a positive economic impact on the community (hotels, restaurants, service industries, transportation, etc.). Conservation education is our focus for all aspects of our project. We gladly offer our advice to others striving to develop similar projects in Costa Rica and in other countries.Page-6Page-10Page-9Page-0Page-5page-1page-2page-3page-4Page-8