Archives for July 2020

On Friday, Ecuador’s Ministry of Environment officially declared Sangay Podocarpus, the country’s first connectivity corridor. Sangay Podocarpus extends over 1.4 million acres of diverse and fragile ecosystems, linking Sangay National Park in central Ecuador with Podocarpus National Park in the … [Read more...] about Ecuador declares the first connectivity corridor in the country

For the first time, the Peruvian National Forest and Wildlife Service approved the resizing of a Permanent Production Forest (PPF) in Ucayali. This groundbreaking decision paves the way for the creation of a new conservation area in the Peruvian Amazon. … [Read more...] about A milestone for conservation in Peru

After two months, Washington Tiwi, President of the Provincial Federation of the Shuar Nationality of Zamora Chinchipe (FEPNASh-ZCh), returned home to join his family. He had left his community, the Shuar Kiim Center, to take care of his father who was infected with COVID-19. … [Read more...] about Helping nature’s greatest guardians