Current Programs

Rare launches up to four new cohorts of Pride campaigns annually, with each cohort focused on a specific threat shared by all sites and partners involved. Below you will find information on cohorts that launched in 2010, as well as a list of cohorts in development for which Rare is currently accepting partner applications.

Current cohorts:

Program for Sustainable Fishing in Latin America

Rare is training and mentoring nine Rare Conservation Fellows and eight fisheries experts in Guadalajara to implement campaigns focused on reducing overfishing throughout Latin America.  
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Program for AZE Watershed and Habitat Protection in the Andes

Cohort launched at 11 sites in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia in 2010
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Program for Sustainable Fishing in Indonesia and Timor Leste

Cohort of 10 Pride campaigns launched in Indonesia and Timor Leste in 2010
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Program for Sustainable Fishing in the Philippines

Cohort of 12 Pride campaigns launched in the Philippines in 2010
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Program for Wetland Protection in China

Cohort of 7 Pride campaigns launched in China in 2010
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Cohorts in development:

Program for Watershed and Habitat Protection in Latin America

Building on the success of the 2010 program, Rare is currently developing a second cohort in Latin America for Reciprocal Agreements for Watershed and Wildlife conservation in 2012-2014. We are now accepting Expressions of Interest from organizations interested in gaining public support for building reciprocal agreements between upstream and downstream communities. Training and mentoring will be administered in Spanish by our Latin-American regional office. If you are interested in apply or learning more please visit the Expression of Interest form below.

Expression of Interest Form for Watershed and Habitat Protection in Latin America

Program for Sustainable Fishing and Agriculture in Micronesia

To address some of the region’s primary threats such as sustainable fishing and watershed erosion, Rare is currently developing a program in Micronesia. We are now accepting Expressions of Interest from organizations interested in gaining public support for conservation efforts. Training and mentoring will be administered in English.

Expression of Interest Form for Sustainable Fishing and Agriculture in Micronesia

Program for Sustainable Fishing in Southeast Asia

To address one of the region’s primary threats, overfishing, Rare has already launched 22 Pride campaigns in Indonesia, Timor Leste, and the Philippines in the past year. We are now accepting applications for a cohort of 12 additional campaigns at priority marine sites in Southeast Asia in 2011. Training and mentoring will be administered in Bahasa Indonesia.

Expression of Interest Form for Program for Sustainable Fishing in Southeast Asia