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I don’t eat turtle eggs – do you?

Posted on: 30.11.11 In: 10 Years of Turtle Conservation, Americas, FFI US, General, Marine

Gena Abarca, Environmental Education & Communication Coordinator with Fauna & Flora International Nicaragua recollects some personal highs – and lows – all in the line of raising awareness of turtles in Nicaragua.

Coordination and communication: the secrets to effective community conservation

Posted on: 28.11.11 In: Africa & Madagascar, General

Fauna & Flora International’s Community Conservation Technical Advisor in the DRC, Samuel Boendi Lihamba, recently visited the United States for an International Seminar in Protected Area Management. Samuel shares his thoughts on his trip and his hope and vision for the future.

All geckos great and small

Posted on: 22.11.11 In: Africa & Madagascar, Asia-Pacific & Australasia, General

Mark Infield blogs about the value of conserving species for oft-overlooked reasons…

The environmental cost of your caffeine fix

Posted on: 18.11.11 In: Asia-Pacific & Australasia, General

Fuelled by a passion only a fellow coffee addict could fathom, Dr Stephen Browne, Fauna & Flora International’s Asia-Pacific Senior Programme Manager, gets a buzz from the most beautiful of brown brews.

Caught in a trap: red pandas in Myanmar

Posted on: 16.11.11 In: Asia-Pacific & Australasia

Jeremy Holden, renowned wildlife photographer and part time Fauna & Flora International staffer, recounts a recent trip into northern Myanmar setting traps for local fauna – although not the same traps others are setting.

The Sea Turtler

Posted on: 14.11.11 In: 10 Years of Turtle Conservation, Americas, FFI US, General

Perla Torres, Turtle Nesting Beach Coordinator for Fauna & Flora International in Nicaragua, reflects on her experiences of marine turtle nesting beach conservation and monitoring.

Convert or conserve? The key is in collaboration…

Posted on: 08.11.11 In: Asia-Pacific & Australasia, General

Now Conservation Partnerships Manager, Environmental Markets with Fauna & Flora International in the UK, Zoë Cullen spent two years working with communities to protect tigers and habitat in a remote area of Sumatra, Indonesia. She reflects on a project that is particularly close to her heart…