Our new Executive Director has had many experiences over the years showing just how deeply local people care about protecting the nature around them. Here are four of her stories. The Bus Ride into Bardia "I like living near the elephants and having the chance to see wildlife." As I sat on a hot, crowded … Continue reading Field Stories
FREE Video Lecture Series
Dr. Rob Horwich shares over 25 years of experience working directly with local communities to save endangered species...
Protecting Pangolins in Southeastern Nepal
Teaching community forestry groups in Nepal how to monitor and protect pangolin populations...
What is Community Conservation?
Low-cost, empowering, and it works: the whole approach in a nutshell.
Our 4 Focus Species for 2020
We are currently targeting our conservation efforts on these four species...
Volcanoes, Dairy Farmers, and Andean Bears
Conservation success story in Las Palmas, Ecuador.
Update: Training Local People to Monitor Wildlife
The trainings have been a success. Participants included community forest guards, women, and young...
The 9 Stages of a Community Conservation Project
Our community-based model is comprised of nine social stages. The stages progress as follows...
Update: Community Wildlife Corridor
Dr. Teri Allendorf is working with communities to explore a new potential wildlife corridor in Nepal. The vision: a corridor of safe habitat for large mammals...
Update: The Search for Pygmy Hogs
Dr. Teri Allendorf is currently in Nepal, searching for signs of the critically endangered pygmy hog and working with local mammalogists...