Learn more about how Ade Yuliani is working to protect the wetlands in West Kalimantan, Borneo. Rare Conservation Fellows lead community-based campaigns to change the way people relate to nature. With two years of training and support from Rare, each … Continue reading
Learn more about how Germán Montero is working to protect endangered brids in Rio Gallegos, Argentina. Rare Conservation Fellows lead community-based campaigns to change the way people relate to nature. With two years of training and support from Rare, each fellow … Continue reading
Learn more about how Elizabeth Cabrera is raising awareness of sustainable agriculture in San Rafael, Paraguay. Rare Conservation Fellows lead community-based campaigns to change the way people relate to nature. With two years of training and support from Rare, each fellow … Continue reading
Learn more about how Titus Letaapo is working to change agricultural and livestock grazing practices in Samburu, Kenya. Rare Conservation Fellows lead community-based campaigns to change the way people relate to nature. With two years of training and support from Rare, each fellow … Continue reading
Learn more about how Luis Olmedo Sánchez Samudio is changing the way farmers practice sustainable agriculture in Cerro Punta, Panama. Rare Conservation Fellows lead community-based campaigns to change the way people relate to nature. With two years of training and support … Continue reading
Learn more about how d’Shan Maycock is changing the way local fishers harvest lobster and observe size limits in The Bahamas. Rare Conservation Fellows lead community-based campaigns to change the way people relate to nature. With two years of training … Continue reading
Cheryl’s hard work led to the reintroduction of the extinct-in-the-wild Guam Rail back to Cocos Island, Guam. Within a few months, there were even Guam Rail chicks. Learn more about how Cheryl Calaustro is raising awareness to the threats posed by invasive species … Continue reading