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NOTES FROM THE FIELD | 2024 | No. 4
A Second Chance
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With long limbs and wide eyes, three curious baby spider monkeys
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swing from branches and explore the world around them. The little
ones are thriving at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park
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-growing, playing, and learning every day. They've come a
long way to get to this point. When they were just two months old,
these endangered spider monkeys were rescued from the illegal wildlife
trade in critical condition.
Our dedicated teams answered an emergency call in the middle of the
night, bringing the infants to our veterinary hospital for urgent
attention. After weeks of around-the-clock care, this tenacious trio
made a full recovery. But as illegal wildlife trafficking continues to
pose a threat for many vulnerable and endangered species,
they're the lucky ones.
Through your support, we're working with partners to find
solutions for this critical global issue. Together we provide expert
care and-when needed-a new home for rescued wildlife. And
in our Conservation Hubs
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worldwide, we're working to address this challenge at the
source. As a wildlife ally, you make all the difference. Find out how
you can be the change and prevent the illegal wildlife trade.
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HAVEN OF HOPE
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Rescuing Mountain Lion Cubs
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A ROARING SUCCESS
Orphaned at six weeks old, three little mountain lion
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cubs left alone in the California wilderness needed help. Together
with our partners, we jumped into action, embarking on an extensive
weeklong search to track down the newborns, bring them into our care,
and nurse them back to health. Follow along for updates on the cubs,
and discover more about the ongoing conservation efforts you make
possible for this local species.
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TO THE RESCUE
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A Haven for Rescued Plants
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A NEW LEAF ON LIFE
It's not just animals that are victims of the illegal wildlife
trade-plants are at risk, too. As a Designated Plant Rescue
Center, the San Diego Zoo
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is a refuge for endangered and trafficked flora, including prickly
cactuses and succulents, fascinating carnivorous plants, and over 900
orchid subspecies. Come check out our accredited gardens to
"smell the roses" and see what's in bloom. And dig
into a world of botanical wonder by joining us for Plant Days and
Orchid Odyssey on the third Friday of each month.
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ROOM TO BLOOM
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Wildlife Adoptions
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RESCUE STARTS WITH YOU
All our efforts to rescue and protect threatened wildlife begin with
you, our committed allies. Your support is vital to our conservation
work around the world, and when you symbolically adopt a species
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, you have a direct impact for your favorite wildlife. Start your
rescue mission today!
ADOPT A SPECIES
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WILDLIFE HEROES
CHANGE THE WORLD.
John,
you're making a lifesaving difference for vulnerable wildlife.
As a Wildlife Hero, your monthly support will fuel our efforts to
save, protect, and care for the wildlife that need it most. From every
extraordinary rescue mission to the world-class care we provide daily
and our conservation efforts worldwide, your generosity as a Wildlife
Hero will make all the difference. On behalf of wildlife everywhere,
thank you for your ongoing commitment.
Your monthly gift will secure the future for wildlife around the
globe.
BE A HERO
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