Blog from the month of: Dec 2011
Food for thought – the magnificent markets of Asia
Anna Lyons, programme manager with Fauna & Flora International’s Business & Biodiversity team, curries favour – or is that flavour – and gets fanciful with foodie thoughts…
Photo gallery – Ten years of turtle conservation in Nicaragua
Over recent months we have been celebrating the 10th anniversary of Fauna & Flora International’s Turtle Conservation Programme in Nicaragua. We hope you’ve enjoyed the peek inside the daily workings of one of our benchmark conservation programmes. There’s still more to come, but this week, we thought we’d take you on a pictorial journey through the last 10 years. Alison Gunn, FFI’s Programme Manager, Americas & Caribbean, has unearthed some classic moments from the archives. We hope you enjoy!
Firecrackers, feathers and fowl play – when net profit results in gross loss
Travelling around Asia gives Stephen Browne, Fauna & Flora International’s Asia-Pacific Senior Programme Manager, time to think about the impact flying has on the world, and reports here an impact that is probably lesser known.
Enlightened self interest – the bottom line for protected areas
Dr Mark Infield, Fauna & Flora International’s Director of Cultural Values & Conservation Programme, ponders the reality behind self-interest and local support of conservation.
Chasing a phantom wolf
Gareth Goldthorpe, Fauna & Flora International’s Project Field Coordinator in Georgia, joins the field team for a week of trapping wolves and bears in eastern Georgia.
Turtle power just as strong ten years on
Fauna & Flora International (FFI) US Executive Director Katie Frohardt has been championing conservation of sea turtles for a decade. Her first trip to Nicaragua was shared with some people who have become instrumental in the ongoing success of FFI’s turtle programme.
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