NewsFound an animalWhat to do first Bird out of the nest Nestling or fledgling: when NOT to intervene Orphaned mammal Animal injured on the road Reptile or amphibian Stranded marine animal A nest or den on your property Who to call, by countryRehabilitationStages of rehabilitation Estabilizacion y primeros auxilios Feeding by species Recintos y ambientacion Avoiding imprinting on humans Preparing for release Evaluacion pre-suelta Soft and hard release Post-release monitoring When euthanasia is the right decision Quarantine and zoonosis risk Permits, record keeping and the law Working with a wildlife vet Triage decisions and who makes them Enclosure standards and inspectionSpeciesloros y guacamayos rapaces aves acuaticas colibries paseriformes monos perezosos coaties zorros murcielagos carpinchos felinos silvestres tortugas yacares serpientes iguanas tortugas marinas lobos marinos pinguinos delfines Anfibios Threatened species of the region Marine mammals Pollinators and insects Migratory birds Amphibians and chytrid fungus Invasive species and what happens to themTrafficking and conflictTrafico de fauna silvestre Wild animals as pets: why not Seizures and what happens next Human wildlife conflict Roadkill and wildlife corridors Perdida de habitat Wildfires and mass rescue Legislation by country Airport and border seizures Wildlife sold on social platforms and marketplaces Traditional medicine and bushmeat trade Pseudo sanctuaries and roadside zoos CITES appendices explained Poisoning, retaliation killing and livestock conflictCentres and volunteeringRescue centres by country How they are funded Voluntariado responsable What is not a sanctuary Wildlife tourism: warning signs Donar de forma util Training as a rehabilitator How to check a centre is licensed Questions to ask before volunteering Wildlife selfies and why we do not publish them Fostering and why it is not a public activity Careers in wildlife rehabilitationNewsReport itBrazil: IBAMA and the CETAS network Mexico: PROFEPA Colombia: regional environmental authorities Peru: SERFOR and SERNANP Chile: SAG Ecuador: MAATE Costa Rica: SINAC Argentina: provincial wildlife directorates Environmental police and emergency numbers Reporting wildlife trafficking anonymously

Invasive species and what happens to them

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