Part IV: How We Work Together to Make Advances in Conservation
Discover how butterflies are helping scientists track climate change in the Amazon. Through a groundbreaking collaboration with park rangers and researchers, this project uses butterfly monitoring to protect one of Earth’s most biodiverse regions.
All-hands involved
Researchers and park rangers presented the results of the project. This was a great opportunity to interact with internationally acclaimed scientists.
We created and delivered a package of environmental education materials for the Ministry of Environment offices in Yasuni National Park in order to support their current programs for children in local communities.
Our project was in the news! Mongabay and the DW from Germany both published articles about our project.
These achievements demonstrate the growing visibility and impact of our butterfly monitoring project. By bringing together park rangers, researchers, and students on national and international platforms, we are not only advancing scientific knowledge but also uplifting the voices of those working directly in the field. The recognition from global media, government entities, and academic institutions affirms the value of our collaborative model. As we continue to share our story, we hope it inspires others to invest in community-based conservation efforts and highlights the powerful role butterflies can play in protecting our planet’s most vital ecosystems.
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