On the Betary Reserve, IPBio has partnered with the Celine Animal Release Center. They're in the process of developing and constructing a center where they will rehabilitate and then set free animals that were once victims of illegal trade. At this stage, they need support in the following areas:

- Collecting native fruit seeds and planting these on the Release Center's grounds: This is called forest enrichment, whereby we produce various fruit trees. Once animals are released, they have plenty of food to help ease them into the process of reintroduction into the wild.
- Inventory of fauna: We need to conduct primary research on wildlife that inhabits the area to know what species can be released at the center. Understanding the ecology, forest dimensions, and population sizes is are factor affecting the process of reintroduction. 
- Gardening and landscaping: It's essential to support the planning and maintenance of the grounds. Help figure out the garden layout as well as get your hands dirty while cutting grass and placing ornamental flowers.

Other activities include photography and film editing.

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