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Our Donor Impact Report celebrates nature's greatest guardians. Thanks to caring people like you, @SavingNature partners with indigenous people to safeguard wildlife & wild places. Learn about recent victories for our planet that YOU made possible ⬇️! issuu.com/natureandcultu…

About 2 days ago from Nature and Culture International's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Fires have torched thousands of acres in Ecuador in 2020. The dry forest is one of the most impacted ecosystems. This week, @SavingNature teamed up w/ Ecuador's Ministry of Environment & the dry forest community for the fire fighting training program #AmazoniaSinFuego. pic.twitter.com/2PHORYi4bA

About 3 days ago from Nature and Culture International's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Just in! A NEW protected area in the Bolivian Andes. Spanning 296,526 acres, the Serranías de Iguembe Municipal Integrated Management Natural Area protects water sources, wildlife & the ancestral culture of the Guaraní people. Learn more (in Spanish): bit.ly/3dK7G4Q. pic.twitter.com/ohIYA7zVQk

About 5 days ago from Nature and Culture International's Twitter via Twitter Web App

#GoodNews to share: How YOUR support protects nature & culture. @SavingNature's latest Donor Impact Report shares just a few recent victories for our planet that you have made possible. Thank you for being a part of the Nature and Culture Community. natureandculture.org/fall2020…

About 6 days ago from Nature and Culture International's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Did you know? These adorable (& lethargic) friends are found in the Chocó wet forest ecosystem in Ecuador. We’re currently working to protect this forest type - so the sloths can keep hangin’! #TuesdayTrivia #InternationalSlothDay #SlothDay pic.twitter.com/N1kmehTk0A

About 6 days ago from Nature and Culture International's Twitter via Twitter Web App