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In Suriname, the natural habitats of mammals are mainly protected through the creation of protected areas, such as the Central Suriname National Park and the Galibi Nature Reserve. These areas provide shelter and protection to a variety of iconic mammal species, such as the jaguar, ocelot, tapir, and howler monkey. The presence of these species indicates the health and biodiversity of the ecosystems in Suriname.

In addition to protected areas, regulations have been implemented to control hunting and deforestation, which represent the main threats to mammal habitats in the country. Monitoring and conservation programs for endangered species are also carried out, with the aim of protecting and increasing populations of threatened mammals.

Protecting the natural habitats of mammals in Suriname is crucial not only for the conservation of these species, but also for the maintenance of the ecosystem services they provide, such as pest control and seed dispersal. Therefore, it is essential to continue strengthening conservation and awareness measures to ensure the survival of these emblematic mammals in Suriname.

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