National initiatives Harpy eagle

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adult @ são paulo zoo, brazil


various initiatives restoration of species in place in various countries. since 2002, peregrine fund initiated conservation , research program harpy eagle in darién province. similar—and grander, given dimensions of countries involved—research project occurring in brazil, @ national institute of amazonian research, through 45 known nesting locations (updated 62, 3 outside amazonian basin , 3 inactive) being monitored researchers , volunteers local communities. harpy eagle chick has been fitted radio transmitter allows tracked more 3 years via satellite signal sent brazilian national institute space research. also, photographic recording of nest site in carajás national forest made brazilian edition of national geographic magazine.



adult in belize


in belize, belize harpy eagle restoration project began in 2003 collaboration of sharon matola, founder , director of belize zoo , peregrine fund. goal of project re-establishment of harpy eagle within belize. population of eagle declined result of forest fragmentation, shooting, , nest destruction, resulting in near extirpation of species. captive-bred harpy eagles released in rio bravo conservation , management area in belize, chosen quality forest habitat , linkages guatemala , mexico. habitat linkage guatemala , mexico important conservation of quality habitat , harpy eagle on regional level. of november 2009, 14 harpy eagles have been released , monitored peregrine fund, through satellite telemetry.


in january 2009, chick all-but-extirpated population in brazilian state of paraná hatched in captivity @ preserve kept in vicinity of itaipu dam brazilian/paraguayan state-owned company itaipu binacional. in september 2009, adult female, after being kept captive 12 years in private reservation, fitted radio transmitter before being restored wild in vicinity of pau brasil national park (formerly monte pascoal np), in state of bahia.


in december 2009, 15th harpy eagle released rio bravo conservation , management area in belize. release set tie in united nations climate change conference 2009, in copenhagen. 15th eagle, nicknamed hope peregrine officials in panama, poster child forest conservation in belize, developing country, , importance of these activities in relation climate change. event received coverage belize s major media entities, , supported , attended u.s. ambassador belize, vinai thummalapally, , british high commissioner belize, pat ashworth.


in colombia, of 2007, adult male , subadult female confiscated wildlife trafficking restored wild , monitored in paramillo national park in córdoba, , couple being kept in captivity @ research center breeding , eventual release. monitoring effort of volunteers local native american communities being made in ecuador, including joint sponsorship of various spanish universities—this effort being similar 1 going on since 1996 in peru, centered around native community in tambopata province, madre de dios region. monitoring project, begun in 1992, operating of 2005 in state of bolívar, venezuela.








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