UPUPA

To reduce the negative impact of humans on native wildlife: this will involve taking care of wild animals found in distress, treating them, rehabilitating them and then reintroducing them into their natural habitat; the work of these care centers will be conducted in accordance with regulations concerning certificates of competency, necessary infrastructure, prefectural opening authorizations, and authorizations for transporting protected species; to participate in the study, protection and conservation of native animal species and their habitats by combating pollution and nuisances through the collection and analysis of generated data, including indicators for evaluating the impact of public policies; through active scientific monitoring, particularly in health matters, and by making knowledge or biological material available for research work; through the establishment, participation in and support of field projects; to raise public awareness of biodiversity issues, with a focus on prevention by promoting access to and discovery of nature, through educational communication adapted to different audiences encountered—school groups, the general public—during meetings and public…