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New release of sea turtles

Dear colleagues and supporters:

Continuing the "Programme release rehabilitated sea turtles as a tool for Environmental Education" which for years held the Neotropics Foundation in collaboration with the Environmental Division of the Cabildo Insular de Tenerife and Recovery Center Wildlife The Tahonilla, we are pleased to announce the details of the next educational activity, disclosure and release of turtles:

Next Sunday October 10, 2010 at 18:00 proceed to the release of two turtles, two ; Caretta caretta Loggerhead Turtle or , activity will in Playa Garden in the area of \u200b\u200bPunta Brava, Puerto de la Cruz. The activity is part of World Animal Day to be held on the beach of Charco, near the Plaza del Charco in Puerto de la Cruz.

activities with marine turtles, as always, are free and we will be happy to accommodate anyone interested.

hope you get all your interest Kind regards.

Dear colleagues and supporters:

regret to inform you that due to weather maritime hazard has suspended the release of sea turtles scheduled for Sunday Oct. 10 at the Puerto de la Cruz.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you unforeseen and hope to see you in the coming activities.

Yours sincerely.

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Dear Friends

Summer vacation ended without collecting specimens of exotic fauna.

On Sunday August 15 , 2010 at 14:15 hours, we received notice of the GPA (Group Relief Soon) Arafo (Municipality of South Tenerife) on a copy of iguana in Güimar (another district in the south of the island).

Arafo The GPA contacted us at 16:00 am and we proceeded to remove the reptile and perform first aid.

Our surprise was great when arriving at the greenhouses (through a maze of back roads) we find that the so-called Green Iguana (Iguana iguana , a species low degree of international protection and a very affordable cost in the pet trade) was actually a horned lizard in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, Cyclura cornuta, species included in Appendix I of the Washington Convention (Annex A in its transposing EU legislation). Exhibit A is the highest category of protection and includes endangered species such as gorillas and pandas.

It was an adult male large, as shown in the images, which had been attacked by a dog, leaving him in very poor condition.

not understand how anyone kept the dog repeatedly attacked the iguana.

Upon removal of the animal has both eardrums perforated and bleeding through the ear canal. There was also ataxia, and both cervical and caudal region showed signs of having been gnawed by dogs.

The image can be seen as was the issue at the time of collection by the dog that attacked her.

Detail shows the area where cervical and tympanic attacked by dogs.

Unfortunately, a few hours despite the efforts, the animal died.

Today his corpse is deposited in the Museum of Nature and Man of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, which will become part of the collection of specimens from the Museum.

Greetings.