فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
On September 13th, a significant wildlife restoration effort took place, led by the National Agency for Water and Forests in collaboration with various local and international partners.
This initiative involved the reintroduction of Atlas deer into their natural habitat in the Ifrane National Park, a poignant moment that highlights ongoing efforts to preserve biodiversity in the region.
This initiative represents a significant step towards protecting the park’s ecosystem and increasing awareness about the importance of biodiversity conservation in Morocco.
The Atlas deer had been on the brink of extinction due to poaching and habitat degradation.
In addition to the reintroduction of Atlas deer, the project also included the release of Coquerel’s sifaka, another endangered species, within the same initiative at the Ifrane National Park.
The project’s goals include increasing the number of these deer in their natural environments and raising awareness about wildlife protection and biodiversity.
The Ifrane National Park, rich in biological diversity, serves as a key platform for these crucial environmental projects.
Experts note that this project is more than just reintroducing wildlife; it represents a comprehensive effort to maintain ecological balance and promote the sustainability of ecosystems in the area.
They emphasize the importance of such initiatives in restoring natural balance and protecting endangered species.
Additionally, this initiative forms part of Morocco’s broader vision for environmental protection and sustainable development, with biodiversity conservation being a cornerstone of these goals.
As efforts to reintroduce species and protect ecosystems continue, experts hope that these projects will enhance public awareness of environmental preservation and wildlife protection.
source : fesnews media
