After Michi Bip!'s success, where to get the new card for Puma Day
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- A new card will be launched on Aug. 31 as part of an effort to raise awareness about puma conservation and bring wildlife closer to the public.
- The launch follows the success of the Michi Bip! card and coincides with International Puma Day, commemorated on Aug. 30.
Following the success of the Michi Bip! card, a new card will be available for Puma Day in Chile.
The launch is scheduled for Monday, Aug. 31, with the stated aim of raising public awareness about puma conservation and bringing wildlife closer to people. It coincides with International Puma Day, commemorated on Sunday, Aug. 30, to highlight the predator's importance for the …
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