Zumba campaign to preserve the cloud forest of San Andres and the water source of the city kicks off

This post was written by Rare Pride Conservation Fellow Luis López Jaramillo. It originated on RarePlanet, our online community inspiring conservation. It was translated from Spanish. On Jan. 3, as part of the events scheduled for the 90th anniversary of … Continue reading

The need for environmental and conservation education for children

600,000 boys and girls between the ages of six and 14 from 95 countries submitted paintings on the theme of “Biodiversity — connecting with nature” for a United Nations drawing competition to inspire conservation and promote biodiversity. Environmental education is … Continue reading

Community embracing San Pedro Martir Pride campaign and having fun (photo essay)

This post originated on RarePlanet, our online community inspiring conservation. It was written by Latin America Pride Program Manager Oswaldo R Contreras Gonzalez. On the public stage of Kino Bay´s boulevard, Campaign Manager Adriana Ochoa, Marina the sea turtle mascot, … Continue reading

Notes from a rare planet: Heartbreaking photos of wildlife affected by Gulf oil spill

This pelican was lucky, thanks to the hard work of the International Bird Rescue Research Center. Many other animals weren’t so lucky. This photo comes courtesy of the International Bird Rescue Research Center. See the latest heartbreaking photos of wildlife … Continue reading

Notes from a rare planet: Death of coral reefs could devastate nations

This photo of coral reef comes courtesy of Flickr user Sam and Ian. Death of coral reefs could devastate nations “Coral reefs are part of the foundation of the ocean food chain. Nearly half the fish the world eats make … Continue reading

Notes from a rare planet: The biggest fight for clean water

This photo comes courtesy of Flickr user ucumari. Ag, Forestry Groups Urge Senators to Include REDD in Climate Bill “You can add two more important stakeholders — and unusual allies — to the growing list calling for the Senate to … Continue reading