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We're about half way through the year, and our donors have already accomplished SO much. Check out your main achievements of the year to date! … [Read more...] about PBS, 20 Million & More!

2018 Impact Report How your support protects the planet.The year 2018 was a remarkable year – by any metric. On the negative side, hurricanes blasted with unprecedented ferocity, wildfire torched our neighborhoods and tropical forests suffered near-record tree losses. In these respects, we … [Read more...] about 2018 Impact Report

We have BIG news! Together we achieved a milestone. Just how big? 20 million acres.Nature and Culture was founded on the urgency to protect our planet’s biodiversity. Five years ago, facing climate change, deforestation and other threats, we pledged to conserve 20 million acres in Latin America … [Read more...] about We did it! 20 MILLION acres
for the planet.

Nature and Culture International supports the creation of the largest conservation corridor in the Gran Chaco.Stretching across Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia and a bit of Brazil, the Gran Chaco Americano constitutes the largest forest mass in South America, after the Amazon. The ecoregion holds … [Read more...] about Autonomous Indigenous Government Protects Three Million Acres in Bolivia’s Chaco

Nature and Culture International plays leading role in protecting cultural and biodiversity in an area rapidly losing its forests.Nature and Culture International celebrates the creation of a new protected area linking the Andes Mountains with the Ecuadorian Amazon. Huamboya Municipal Conservation … [Read more...] about Huamboya Municipal Conservation Area Protects Critical Ecosystems in Central Ecuador

Nature and Culture International plays leading role in protecting wildlife, habitat and ecosystem services in an area rapidly losing its forests.Nature and Culture International celebrates the declaration of Zamora Chinchipe Provincial Reserve in southern Ecuador. Zamora Chinchipe will protect … [Read more...] about Zamora Chinchipe Provincial Reserve Protects Nearly 1.1 Million Acres in Southern Ecuador

2 weeks. 2 countries. 3 new protected areas. As forest loss continues and climate change intensifies, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. At Nature and Culture, we stay motivated thanks to donors like you. Your support allows us to work our hardest to protect some of the most incredible ecosystems in … [Read more...] about 2 weeks. 2 countries. 3 NEW protected areas.

Nature and Culture International plays leading role in protecting a vital source of water for more than 69,000 PeruviansFollowing six years of collaboration with the Peruvian government and local communities, Nature and Culture celebrates the declaration of a new Regional Conservation Area in … [Read more...] about Boshumi Regional Conservation Area Protects Nearly 500,000 Acres of Critical Habitat in North-Central Peru

Newly established Volcán Azufral Natural Park protects one of Colombia's most critical ecosystems and water for 97,000 peopleStanding 4,000 meters high inside the foothills of the Andes, Volcán Azufral is a stratovolcano located in southern Colombia. Though it is practically dwarfed by giant … [Read more...] about Volcán Azufral Natural Park: Protecting Colombia’s Páramos

Nature is Calling, Fall 2018 Nature and Culture International’s strength is in people who share the same dreams: of diverse vibrant cultures; of forests and savannas alive with birds, plants and frogs; of clean water and air and a livable climate. Our strength is in 60 local staff and the 300 rural … [Read more...] about Nature is Calling: 2018 Fall Newsletter

Perched in a creek bed in the Ecuadorian Andes, a striking bird with a brilliant blue throat has revealed itself to science for the first time.Dr. Francisco Sornoza-Molina of Ecuador’s Instituto Nacional de Biodiversidad and colleagues first observed an unidentified hummingbird during fieldwork … [Read more...] about New hummingbird species discovered in Ecuador

Newly established Cujillo Private Conservation Area protects one of Peru's most unique ecosystems and resources for the local peopleExciting news in Peru’s dry forest! Last week, with Nature and Culture’s support, the Government of Peru created Cujillo Private Conservation Area. The new reserve … [Read more...] about Cujillo Private Conservation Area: Protecting Peru’s Incredible Dry Forest

New Conservation Area protects biodiversity hotspot in PeruHairy long-nosed armadillo. Marañón pigeon. Peruvian night monkey. What do these three unique species have in common? You can only find them in the Marañón Dry Forests ecoregion and northern Peru. This week, with Nature and Culture’s … [Read more...] about Peru Declares New Conservation Area Protecting Almost 200 Species Found Nowhere Else on the Planet

New Natural Park in Colombia secures clean water for more than 116,000 peoplePrior to the 2016 Peace Accord, it was considered too dangerous to go into certain remote regions of Colombia and establish protected areas. In recent years, the country has made significant strides in and a serious … [Read more...] about Colombia Declares New Natural Park Protecting Water for 116,000 People

Together we can protect South America's only bear species You’re invited to Beer for Bears - an event to promote awareness about the Andean bear of South America and raise funds for Nature and Culture International’s work in the Andes Mountains. … [Read more...] about Sip a beer, save a bear…Join us on May 12 at Beer for Bears!

Nature and Culture International’s Board of Directors has appointed Matt Clark as President and CEO of the organization. "I am deeply honored to have been chosen to lead Nature and Culture International's talented, committed staff and board and grateful to our dedicated community of supporters who … [Read more...] about Announcing Matt Clark as new President and CEO of Nature and Culture International

Nature is calling to thank you for your continued support. Our second ever newsletter shares how you have made the protection of millions of acres of biodiverse ecosystems possible. We hope that with this little bit of news, you will be inspired by the programs that you have supported that help … [Read more...] about Nature is calling, our spring newsletter is here!

Nature and Culture International (NCI) in collaboration with local governments, has achieved the first step for one of the greatest conservation opportunities on earth. The El Chaco Municipal Reserve totaling 167,867 acres was declared in Ecuador on July 25, 2017.  This area is located in the Napo … [Read more...] about Protecting the Watershed of the Amazon Rainforest