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Huro Program
Huro Program

Localisation

The sanctuary

The releasing

Support to the protection of Parks and Reserves

Sensitization and help to the local population

Garo Hills: Traditions, population and ecotourism. 

 

 

At the end of the process, the target of the releasing is the specie continuity and the freedom for the concerned individuals.

 

Maccaque kept in a house

Rehabilitation program

 

 

 

 

The mother-infant bond is very strong, with the mother protecting the infant from other group members and sympatric species. The newly born infant always clings to the mother s belly and feeds on her milk for up to 6 months after which weaning starts.

 

 

 

The essential of the rehabilitation takes place in the aviaries. The project is not a simple reintroduction. Firstly, it must be an apprenticeship to the reappearance of some essential natural behaviors for the survival of the specie in the wild: way of feeding, movements, couple life, odes...

The rehabilitation program will take a number of years and is composed of several stages (formation of groups, observations of the social behaviors so as to determine affinities in view to form some couples, diminution of the visual contact with the human being).

The Gibbon is monogamous and the social group is composed of the couple and some gibbon cubs (2, 3). Then a single individual can’t join a group already formed.

 

 

It is essential that the natural automatisms (call, games...) reappear through the group and the couple.

At the end of the process, the target of the releasing is the specie continuity and the freedom for the concerned individuals, this precious donation from nature that Men have stolen from them...

Photos credits: SVAA, all rights reserved.