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Mantener intactos los carnívoros, la conectividad y la cultura en la Moskitia de Mesoamérica

July 21, 2018

Por John Polisar A principios del 2017, participé en un estudio ecológico dirigido por Conservation International para evaluar los atributos biológicos del sitio arqueológico en Honduras conocido como Ciudad Blanca, o la Ciudad Perdida del Dios Mono. El área era tan remota que nos transportaron en helicóptero. Caminamos a través de ríos y cumbres montañosas…

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Tags carnivore, deforestation, Honduras, jaguar, mesoamerica, Moskitia, Nicaragua, peccary, tapir

Central America’s Wildlife Through the Eyes of Its People… and Their Cell Phones

January 24, 2018

By Jeremy Radachowsky As a child, I spent hours poring through pictures of wildlife in books and magazines. My most treasured possession was a field guide to reptiles and amphibians, its page corners deeply worn from my thumbs. It was the first real book I ever read cover to cover (multiple times, at that!) but…

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Tags Central America, conservation, Facebook, forests, jaguar, Jeremy Radachowsky, mesoamerica, nature, oceans, photo contest, Photography, wildlife, Wildlife Conservation Society

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17 Dec

Bat biologist Priscilla Alpízar believes that conservation is not complete without education, especially when working with animals like bats—which humans often view in a negative light.

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4 Dec

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27 Nov

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mesoamerica

Mantener intactos los carnívoros, la conectividad y la cultura en la Moskitia de Mesoamérica

Central America’s Wildlife Through the Eyes of Its People… and Their Cell Phones

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