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Environment · Funchal · 27 August 2026

IFCN Urges Reporting of Injured Wild Animal Sightings

Following a sea turtle rescue, the IFCN emphasizes the importance of public cooperation in wildlife protection and urges reporting of injured animals.

Following the rescue of a sea turtle at Reis Magos beach, the Institute for Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) has reiterated its call for public cooperation in wildlife protection.

The SOS Wildlife Network coordinated the incident, forwarding information to the Marine Biology Station, the responsible entity for turtle recovery and treatment.

The IFCN requests that any sightings of injured, weakened, or at-risk wild animals be reported to the SOS Wildlife Network via mobile at 961 957 545 or email at [email protected].

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