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The Puerto Rico Natural Resources Ranger Corpss (Spanish: Cuerpo de Vigilantes de Recursos Naturales) is the law enforcement conservation officers for the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Its primary mission is to protect endemic plants and animals of Puerto Rico, including those who are in danger of extinction, and also to prevent the introduction of animals and plants which might endanger the native species of Puerto Rico and prosecute any person who does so.[1]
Its headquarters are located at State Road PR-8838, Km. 6.3, El Cinco neighborhood, in San Juan.
Guards Corps was created on June 29, 1977 by Act No.1 SE. The Corps or Rangers is responsible for ensuring the protection of our natural resources for use and enjoyment of our people, monitor the observance of the laws and regulations that protect the environment and prevent pollution of this and also serves as the Police in all areas under the jurisdiction of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. The work of the Corps of Rangers is very important for the preservation of the environment.
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