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Category: <span>Nature Conservation</span>
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Protecting Hornbills and Building a New Coalition of Women Conservationists in Malaysia
Meet researcher and pioneering hornbill expert Dr. Ravinder Kaur.
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Our First Visit to a Remote Riverside Community: How Conservation Empowerment Begins
Amazing women from the Santa Maria Community in a stunning part of Colombia embrace conservation and their love and passion for nature.
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Women for Conservation Successfully Intervenes to Halt Illegal Logging of the Chocó Rainforest
Women for Conservation successfully funded an ambitious donation campaign to halt illegal logging that was decimating critical habitat in the Chocó rainforest.
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Protecting Forest Ecosystems and Biodiversity: Women for Conservation Funds Two New Forest Guards
Located within the lush rainforests of central Colombia, El Paujil Reserve and El Jaguar Reserve together protect over 13,300 acres and are refuges to many threatened and endangered species. However, since the arrival of COVID-19, increases in trespassing on reserve property have posed a worsening threat to the conservation of these species and their habitat....
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Your Swift Action Saved Precious Rainforest Acres for Two Critically Endangered Primates, and Much More
Women for Conservation is partnering with Fundación ProAves to save vital acres of Chocó rainforest, made possible only through donor support.
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Colombian Conservationist Sara Lara Recognized as One in a 100 Great Latin American Women
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Women for Conservation Participates in WCN’s Wildlife Conservation Expo
Representing Women for Conservation, Founder and Executive Director Sara Lara hosted a booth and met with visitors at the Fall Wildlife Conservation Expo that is held annually by Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) in San Francisco. Each year, WCN gathers conservationists from around the world to exhibit and speak about their work that protects endangered wildlife globally. The expo offers a unique opportunity for supporters to unite, connect, network, and share stories about their experiences.
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Women for Conservation Joins Thriving Together, Recognizing that Family Planning is Important for Both Women and the Environment
Today, Women for Conservation joins over 150 leading environmental and reproductive health organizations to pledge support for a first-of-its-kind campaign: Thriving Together, led by the Margaret Pyke Trust. Organizations that participate in Thriving Together form a diverse global alliance united by the agreement that improving access to family planning services is critically important for protecting the environment and biodiversity.
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Rallying Against Climate Change in Virginia
Uniting with several local organizations, Women for Conservation participated in the Fauquier Climate Change Rally in Warrenton, Virginia. The event raised awareness about the negative impact of climate change while advocating solutions to reduce global greenhouse emissions.
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