Stage 01№ 01
Briefing
An introduction to each individual and the circumstances they were rescued from.
Centro de Rescate de Vida Silvestre de CuscoCusco · PeruEst. 2007+51 931 236 783
Rescued capuchins living in social, enrichment-rich habitats. Viewing is from outside the enclosure, with the care team explaining where each animal came from and how rehabilitation is going.
Our rescued primates spend their days in social, enrichment-rich habitats. To keep them settled and their rehabilitation on track, visitors do not enter the enclosure and there is no handling or direct contact — you observe from outside while the care team explains what you are seeing.
An introduction to each individual and the circumstances they were rescued from.
Watch the group from outside the enclosure with commentary from the care team.
Learn what everyday behaviour tells the team about rehabilitation progress.
Discuss primate trafficking, rescue work, and long-term care.
See what rehabilitation actually looks like — and help fund the long-term care it depends on.