Conservation Action Award Fights Environmental Crimes and Corruption in Madagascar’s Vohibola Forest
The Vohibola Protected Area, spanning 6,425 acres in eastern Madagascar, holds a wealth of some of the world’s most unique
Conservation Action Grant protecting Diademed sifakas in Central Madagascar
In the heart of Madagascar, the humid forests of Tsinjoarivo-Ambalaomby Protected Area are located just 60 miles southeast of the
A bold “zero deforestation” commitment for Ankarafantsika National Park
Conservation Allies President, Dr. Paul Salaman, and Madagascar Conservation Officer, Solofo Rakotoarisoa, have just returned from a crucial meeting at
Unique Andean Cloud Forest Reserve Expands by 445 Acres
In a win for the biodiversity of Ecuador, and with support given from Conservation Allies, an area equivalent to over
Major New Protection for the Chocó Biodiversity Hotspot
Perhaps the planet’s most diverse and unique treasure trove of wildlife is the little known and often overlooked Chocó biological
Increased Ranger Patrols in Southeast Madagascar See Major Reduction in Threats for Protected Area
The Lemur Research Group of Madagascar—known as GERP—celebrates 30 years as a conservation non profit! GERP was founded in 1994
New Bird Species Found in Colombia’s Cloud Forests: Discovery of the El Dorado Antipitta
The recent discovery of a new-to-science bird species, tentatively named the El Dorado antpitta, has sent ripples of excitement through
These researchers had to swim through rivers to protect Peru’s biodiversity
Small non profits like Kawsay Biological Station face significant challenges due to limited funding. However, with a grant from Conservation
After Missing For Over A Century, This Friendly Mammal Has Been Rediscovered
In the heart of Colombia’s Andes, amidst the lush greenery and diverse ecosystems, lies a remarkable story of rediscovery and
Igniting Change: Saving Madagascar’s Ankarafantsika National Park
In 2023, a pivotal year for Ankarafantsika National Park in Madagascar, the landscape of forest conservation began to shift. Facing