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Panama Wildlife Conservation has undertaken a number of projects in furtherance of it's conservation objectives

Jaguar

Conservation

Jaguars are in extreme peril due to the risk
that climate change poses to their habitat, as
well as from conflicts with local farmers.

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Jaguar

Conservation
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Amphibians

Conservation

The harlequin toad is considered to be a critically
endangered species and has been listed as being
at risk of extinction in Panama.

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Conservation
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Sea Turtle

Conservation

Alarmingly low numbers of sea turtles suggest that
these species will not survive without coordinated
monitoring and other programmes.

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Sea Turtle

Conservation
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Wildlife

Surveillance

Trail cameras have become an increasingly popular tool for viewing
wildlife. Historically, trail cameras are used in wildlife research to study
activity and animal behaviour.

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Wildlife

Surveillance
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Panama Wildlife Conservation is a non-governmental organisation dedicated to promoting the conservation of biodiversity of Panama. PWCC is a registered charity in England and Wales (1165769 ) and Panama (25036110-3-2018).

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