The mission of conservation transmits the rare sea eagle across the continents
In March, an important event in the world of wildlife preservation is began as a male seafarer (Haliaetus Albicilla) on a trip from ZooLogicka Zahrada A Botanicky Park Ostrava, Czechia, to Fota Wildlife Park, CORK, Ireland.
This transition between the continents, which is run by the Pets-ON-Poard service offered by Dublin-based Distribution, is a pivotal moment in cooperative efforts between two animal institutions, highlighting the importance of preserving endangered species for future generations.
KLM, from the Prague Airport, started via Amsterdam, before reaching its final destination at Dublin Airport. Accurate planning by the pet team on board the plane is guaranteed that each aspect of the flight was designed to determine the priorities of the bird’s welfare, from the selection of the airline to the Steel Fund specially adapted to the transport.
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The box, designed with the comfort and safety of birds, has appeared in mind, Haysian is filled with windows and doors. This not only serves to preserve the environment within calm and dark, but also providing adequate ventilation, which is very important to the health of the bird during the crossing. This interest in detail confirms the dedication of professionals within the pet team on the plane to relieve stress factors that may affect the welfare of the animal.
The decision to transfer the Sea Eagle was rooted in a common commitment to conservation and education programs between zoos. With the presence of a number of marine eagles that diminish in the wilderness due to the various threats, including the loss of habitats and infringement of human being, captive education initiatives play a vital role in strengthening their numbers and genetic diversity.
Transfer of large birds such as Sea Eagles, or any animal, requires specialized treatment by trained personnel equipped with appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE). In the case of the naval eagle, the strength of its beak and its claws requires maximum caution to prevent any possible injuries during the transportation process.
Moreover, the time allergies involved in the transmission of endangered species cannot be exaggerated. The minimum human communication and exposure to uncommon stimuli, such as loud noise and crowd, is very important to reduce the levels of tension for animals. Consequently, expedited check procedures and simplified transit arrangements are necessary to ensure a smooth and effective flight.
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SEA EAGLE’s successful transfer EFL is the ability to manage cooperative efforts for multiple organizations dedicated to preserving endangered species. From wildlife experts and airlines to zoo staff and organizational bodies, each entity has played an important role in organizing a smooth transfer process.
The EFL Distribution Specialized pet service guaranteed that SEA EAGLE received the highest level of care and attention throughout its journey, reaffirmed its commitment to animal care and preservation efforts.
Pets-on-Poard works globally and specializes in roads to countries with strict regulations, such as Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates. These destinations require fine leaves and adhere to specific protocols, which may take several months to complete. The importance of comprehensive preparation cannot be exaggerated, ensuring that animals meet the strict requirements of these countries.
