Boyacá, Colombia June 8th Devastating floods forced the community of Puerto Pinzón to evacuate their homes as the Ermitaño River flooded their town last week. National media reports that
Women for Conservation is excited to announce the addition of two new women to our forest Guard training program! These women have been involved with Women for Conservation’s community group
“Women often suffer the most from environmental degradation. A nonprofit in Colombia is trying to make their needs central to conservation.” – Yes! Magazine
Population Matters’ Catriona Spaven-Donn reflects on how WFC is empowering women to protect endangered species as well as become decision and change-makers in their own lives.
Women for Conservation is absolutely honored to have been chosen as an ongoing partner of Melbourne Florida’s Brevard Zoo.
Women for Conservation is celebrating a new record, with 93 family planning procedures delivered in two Colombian communities within a single day. In the first two months of 2022 we
We are delighted to share our experiences in the field on how family planning directly benefits conservation. Our founder Sara Inés Lara and Catriona Spaven Donn, Empower to Plan Coordinator
We did it! We Saved Pauxi Pauxi Rainforest from Destruction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnXoJAxcohw We are thrilled to announce that we have raised the funds to protect a unique Magdalena Rainforest habitat from
Women for Conservation is celebrating another family planning brigade success! From January 26-28th, 2022, Women for Conservation and Profamilia were able to provide a total of 63 women with family
We are proud to announce that Women for Conservation’s founder and President, Sara Inés Lara, has been honored with a chapter in the new book Female Heroes of Bird Conservation,
