Sara Inés Lara featured as Heroine of Bird Conservation
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,
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Sara Inés Lara recognized at L’Oréal-UNESCO’s “For Women in Science” festival
With the conviction that the world needs science and science needs women, the L’Oréal Foundation and UNESCO host the #ForWomenInScience festival to recognize the contributions of women in the scientific
Progress Update from Nepal
Since 2020, Women for Conservation has been partnering with Birds Nepal in a three-pronged conservation initiative promoting family planning education, environmental education, and ecotourism. This project focuses on providing resources
Strategic Acquisition to Protect a Unique Magdalena Rainforest Wilderness
Recent threats of deforestation are rapidly encroaching as road networks advance into the heart of the Pauxi Pauxi ProAves Reserve. For this reason, Women for Conservation is rushing to buy up two strategic properties before the end of 2021, to block this proposed road and the illegal deforestation it is sure to bring.
Ninfa: Winner of the International Ranger Award
We believe in empowering women and creating opportunities for them to thrive, we are proud to support women and protect nature.
Protecting Hornbills and Building a New Coalition of Women Conservationists in Malaysia
Meet researcher and pioneering hornbill expert Dr. Ravinder Kaur.
Our First Visit to a Remote Riverside Community: How Conservation Empowerment Begins
Amazing women from the Santa Maria Community in a stunning part of Colombia embrace conservation and their love and passion for nature.
Women for Conservation Successfully Intervenes to Halt Illegal Logging of the Chocó Rainforest
Women for Conservation successfully funded an ambitious donation campaign to halt illegal logging that was decimating critical habitat in the Chocó rainforest.
Protecting Forest Ecosystems and Biodiversity: Women for Conservation Funds Two New Forest Guards
Located within the lush rainforests of central Colombia, El Paujil Reserve and El Jaguar Reserve together protect over 13,300 acres and are refuges to many threatened and endangered species. However,
Rainforest Habitat Saved for Two Endangered Primates
Women for Conservation is partnering with Fundación ProAves to save vital acres of Chocó rainforest, made possible only through donor support.