Manas National Park

Don’t Miss ‘Un Cafecito Sin Nervios’ – How To Help Middle School Latino Kids Open Up About Their Emotional Well-Being – An Exclusive Broadcast Event Only On Vme TV!

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Wednesday, March 22, 2023
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MIAMI, March 22, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tune in on Sunday March 26th at 3pm on Vme TV for an exclusive broadcast event: Un Cafecito Sin Nervios, A Conversation on Protecting Our Middle Schoolers’ Mental Health.  The show is part of the Sound It Out campaign, created by the Ad Council and Pivotal Ventures, with guidance from a panel of leading mental health experts.  Sound It Out uses the power of music to help parents and caregivers have meaningful conversations with their middle schoolers about emotional wellbeing.

Key Points: 
  • Sound It Out uses the power of music to help parents and caregivers have meaningful conversations with their middle schoolers about emotional wellbeing.
  • The Vme TV-sponsored, nationally televised show will bring awareness to the ongoing mental health crisis among our nation’s Latino youth.
  • Viewers will receive tips, and resources to help parents and caregivers have open conversations with their kids about their emotional wellbeing and how they are feeling.
  • “Middle school can be a challenging and stressful time for many children,” said Michael Fernandez, VP of Marketing for Vme TV.

Once gone, now thriving: how the greater one-horned rhino returned to Manas National Park

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Tuesday, February 1, 2022
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The calves are given 24/7 care and rehabilitated until they are able to be translocated to Manas National Park and released back to the wild.

Key Points: 
  • The calves are given 24/7 care and rehabilitated until they are able to be translocated to Manas National Park and released back to the wild.
  • "The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) and the Wildlife Trust of India ( WTI ) have rescued, rehabilitated and released rhinos in Manas National Park for over fifteen years.
  • In addition to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of greater one-horned rhinos, IFAW-WTI has worked to increase the area of protected land around Manas National Park.
  • Just last year we achieved another great milestone with India's government declaring a new protected area, Raimona National Park as part of Greater Manas."