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The capuchin monkey was initially spotted in the Pari neighborhood, in São Paulo, on Saturday (7), with reports of its presence in the city for at least three years. Residents organized a task force to locate it and contacted the SVMA, which stated that the animal is healthy and moves freely, not justifying capture.
Some residents organized a task force to find out where he is and, as soon as he is located, notify the Municipal Green and Environment Secretariat (SVMA). According to the ministry, the rescue can only be carried out if the animal is not on the move. Furthermore, as he appears to be healthy, it is recommended to leave him loose (read more below).
It is not known exactly when the capuchin monkey was first sighted. Caru Albuquerque, responsible for publishing one of the videos and participatory advisor for the Sé Subprefecture, learned of the animal's presence on Saturday (7) in the Pari neighborhood, but there are reports that it has been seen for at least three years circulating around the city.
Caru reports concern about the animal's well-being in a big city like São Paulo. She stated that she had already requested the rescue from the Fire Department, but was informed that the corporation does not carry out this type of operation.
Afterwards, he sought support from the city hall, but the fate of the animal is still uncertain, and residents then began to evaluate possible solutions. For Caru, the implementation of green corridors, as a way of making the movement of fauna in urban environments safer, is one of the alternatives.
🔍Proposed as a tool to help preserve fauna and flora, green corridors bring together strategies such as urban afforestation, rain gardens, pollinator corridors and green roofs. Furthermore, linear parks, continuous green areas and well-treed streets can also function as ecological corridors.
Contacted by g1, SVMA reported that it monitors the capuchin monkey situation through the Wildlife Division (DFS), in partnership with the Metropolitan Civil Guard (GCM) Environmental. According to the agency's assessment, the animal is healthy and moves freely, a condition that does not justify its capture.
SVMA advises the public not to approach, feed, touch or attempt to capture the animal. The recommendation is to keep your distance and report the sighting to the authorities. Information can be sent to DFS via WhatsApp (11) 95220-0219, by message, audio, photo or video, daily, from 8am to 5pm. GCM Ambiental can also be contacted by calling 153.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The city of São Paulo will evaluate the implementation of green corridors in areas with a high presence of wildlife, such as the Pari neighborhood.
Possible · Within months

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