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Wildlife and bird watching in Central America

3 New species of Salamander discovered in Costa Rica
The salamanders, including a tiny dwarf salamander, were discovered on an expedition run by the Natural History Museum of London.
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world's smallest cetacean, the vaquita, is facing a man-made extinction.
Vaquita, the world's smallest cetacean, with a population of just a few hundred are at risk from gill net fishing in their tiny home range in the Gulf of Mexico. Details.
Wildlife and conservation news from Central America
Four Lizards New to Science Discovered in The Highlands of Panama.
Three new species of salamander discovered in La Amistad National Park - Costa Rica.
Good News for Green Turtles as Conservation Boosts Numbers.
Monarch Butterflies Get Enhanced Protection.
‘Extinct’ Frog Rediscovered in Costa Rica.
Scarlet macaws given radio collars for the first time.
Six endangered Orange-Breasted Falcons released into the wild in Belize.
Is Belize an unrecognised hot spot for whale watching?
New marine creatures discovered off Panama.
The Great Leatherback Race, Costa Rica to the Galapagos.
'Extinct' Mexican dove breeds at London Zoo.
'Extinct' Mexican dove thriving at Edinburgh Zoo.
18 new Biosphere reserves created in Mexico.
Guatemala debt-for-nature swap.
57,000 acres of Mexican rainforest protected.
New wildlife reserve created in Costa Rica to protect Leatherback turtles.

Where to watch wildlife and birds in Central America
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