National park release wild animals back to nature

November 24, 2021 - 18:20

The thirty individuals released are among the 100 civets that were handed over to the park from Bắc Giang forest rangers and police in April. The animals were seized from an illegal wildlife trafficking case.

Cúc Phương National Park coordinated with the Bắc Giang forest rangers and the Save Việt Nam's Wildlife (SVW) in the release of 30 civets to the natural environment. — VNA/VNS Photo Đức Phương

NINH BÌNH — Thirty masked palm civets were released back to nature on Tuesday after a period of care at the Cúc Phương National Park in the northern province of Ninh Bình.

The thirty individuals released are among the 100 civets that were handed over to the park from Bắc Giang forest rangers and police in April. The animals were seized as part of a major illegal wildlife trafficking case.

Now 70 of them are healthy enough to return to nature.

This time saw the largest number of animals being released, a representative of the park said, adding that the remainder will continue to be cared for and released in the future.

The activity to return animals into the wild has been integrated into a travel tour at Cúc Phương National Park launched this March, which promotes forest protection and management, together with education on nature conservation via ecotourism, especially in wildlife rescue and conservation. — VNS

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