This photo of a sea turtle comes courtesy of Flickr user Nemo’s great uncle. Gulf Oil Spill: 70,000 Turtle Eggs To Be Moved From Oily Beaches In Massive Relocation Effort “An effort to save thousands of sea turtle hatchlings from … Continue reading
If the above embedded video does not show up, click here to view it. Peter Knight, Executive Director of Wildaid, recently spoke to Rare CEO Brett Jenks about the technology and methods used to enforce no-take zones in the Galapagos … Continue reading
Above is the English version of our campaign poster for species presevation in Nam Et-Phou Louey National Protected Area, Laos. The poster is used to help explain the purpose of the conservation campaign and the necessity of protecting the prey of … Continue reading
The Mountain Tapir mascot shares a moment with school children in Ecuador. The Nature Conservancy’s Rare Pride campaign will protect the biodiversity and communities of the Condor Reserve by inspiring 6,000 local residents to use clean economic and domestic activities … Continue reading
Children in Dashanbao, China are in awe of the Black-necked crane mascot as it walks down the street. He helped inspire conservation for a generation. Our campaign will protect the winter habitat of the Black-necked crane in the Dashanboa Nature … Continue reading
A trio of Blue-footed boobies hanging out in San Pedro Martir, Mexico. One of these boobies is a bit older and has bluer feet. You can find more cool photos from this campaign by visiting our Facebook page. CONANP’s Rare Pride … Continue reading
This blog post was written by Paul Butler. Mr. Butler led Rare’s first Pride campaign in the late 1970’s to save the endangered St. Lucian parrot and continues his conservation leadership today as Rare’s Senior Vice President, Global Programs. This is … Continue reading
Quijos River at the confluence with the Oyacachi River near Santa Rosa, Ecuador. The Nature Conservancy’s Rare Pride campaign protected the biodiversity and communities of the Condor Reserve by inspiring 6,000 local residents to use clean economic and domestic activities … Continue reading
Campaign manager Albino Parra Herrera visited schools, spreading the campaign message and inspiring children to care for the natural riches of Janos. The Nature Conservancy’s Rare Pride campaign protected the water resources of Chihuahua by educating local student populations on the … Continue reading
This photo of an iconic Adansonia grandidieri (Grandidier’s Baobab) from Madagascar was taken by one of our staff members on a recent monitoring visit. While our campaign in Madagascar is focused on sustainable fishing, this picture of beautiful Madagascar was … Continue reading