By Wpexpert 
Pangolins were released into the wild at Cuc Phuong National Park.CPNP.
On January 2, in collaboration with the Vietnam Wildlife Conservation Center, 12 Javan pangolins were successfully released into the wild.
These are pangolin individuals rescued by two units from illegal transportation, hunting, and trading in October-November 2024.
After being rescued and brought to the Vietnam Wildlife Conservation Center, the individuals are carefully monitored for their health status to determine their recovery speed, from which careful training stages can be carried out. survival in the wild is best prepared to be able to plan for food and self-defense. themselves in nature.
After more than 2 months of recovery, all individuals were assessed as eligible for release and ready to return to their natural homes.
To have the best environment for pangolin individuals, the conservation research team of the Vietnam Nature Conservation Center conducted 3 biodiversity surveys to find places to release them.
Authorities moved to the location where the group was released somewhere.CPNP.
The Javan pangolin (scientific name Manis Javanica) is listed as critically endangered according to the IUCN Red List;
Cuc Phuong National Park and the Vietnam Wildlife Conservation Center hope that the successful release of 12 rare pangolin individuals in the first days of the new year 2025 will be a positive signal to spread the message of animal conservation. wild, nature conservation, beliefs of many animals. will soon return to their natural home.
