Helping the Environment:

Spider monkeys are vital to keeping Costa Rica's forests in balance. To help spider monkeys, groups are working to keep their homes safe. Locals, the government, foundations, wildlife rescue centres and the Costa Rican Primatological Association work together to make safe zones.
To keep these monkeys safe, everyone needs to help. Plans are in place to teach ways to live that do not harm the monkeys. Talks, classes, and help are on offer to show why it's vital to live with these monkeys and to see the good things that come from them.

Finding Out More:

We need to learn more about spider monkeys to keep them safe. Groups work with schools to learn more about the monkeys, our initiative with schools. They use new tech to track where the monkeys go and how they act when things change in their homes.

Stop Deforestation

The trees that spider monkeys live in are cut down too much. We need to plant new trees to help the old ones grow back. This will help the monkeys and stop harm to the air and the mix of life in the place. Many initiatives are related to planting trees and reforesting areas that are destroyed again.

Work as One:

We must team up from all over to keep these monkeys safe. By working with intelligent minds, we can learn more about the monkeys and help them as best as possible.
It's not easy to save spider monkeys in Costa Rica, but we can protect these incredible animals with hard work, group help, and backs that stay strong. We need to help their homes, get help from all, learn more about them, stop trees from going, and work with folks from far and wide. These things help keep the world safe and ensure that rare animals like spider monkeys have a good place to live in the coming days.