Three years ago, a Shuar Indigenous community in southern Ecuador set out to defend their forest with science. They now have the

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The article below was written by Houssein Rayaleh, a Djiboutian field biologist with Conservation Allies’ new partner, Association Djibouti Nature. In 2019,

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