Vacante: Contador General Ubicación: Remoto. Residencia en Santa Marta o Barranquilla – Colombia (Obligatoria) Jornada: Tiempo completo Descripción del Cargo: Nuestra organización está en la búsqueda de un Contador General altamente calificado para unirse a nuestro equipo y gestionar nuestra contabilidad. Requerimos experiencia comprobada y un enfoque meticuloso en la gestión financiera. El o la […]
Join Us for an Inspiring Event on Women’s Environmental Leadership! Women for Conservation is thrilled to announce the book launch of Intertwined: Women, Nature, and Climate Justice by the acclaimed author Dr. Rebecca Kormos. This event will take place on June 1st at 10 a.m. EST, at Green Spring Gardens, Alexandria, VA. We are […]
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the book Intertwined: Women, Nature, and Climate Justice by Rebecca Kormos, which features a chapter telling the inspiring story of our founders, Sara and Isabella. This powerful book argues that greater inclusion of women in conservation and climate science is key to the planet’s future, highlighting the […]
Empowering Women, Saving the Rainforest We’re beyond excited to unveil a captivating episode of the Lookfar Podcast titled Empowering Women, Saving the Rainforest featuring our very own Sara Lara and Isabella Cortes. Dive deep with us into a transformative conversation that underscores our grassroots efforts in Colombia and sheds light on our mission at Women for […]
Women for Conservation Serves Over 1,300 Women Caring for Nature Reserves This article was originally published September 5th, 2022 in Spanish by the Colombian news Outlet Semana. To see the original version of this article in Spanish, click here >>> Women for Conservation empowers women and children to lead eco-friendly projects to protect critical ecosystems […]
July 2022 – An extensive overview of what we do. Download 2022 Impact Report >>>
Fall 2021 – Executive Director Sara Inés Lara discusses the organization’s initiatives, plus its new partnership with Population Matters. Download >>>
