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Extended Network

OPEN COLLABORATION WITH CONSERVATIONISTS OUTSIDE OF OUR PARTNER NETWORK

It’s amazing what you can get done if you don’t care who gets the credit.

Extended Network

We strive for open collaboration with conservationists outside of our Partner Network; we welcome and appreciate what all conservationists do for wildlife.
Below are some organizations we are currently supporting, we encourage you to learn more about them here.

African Manatee

African Manatee

Organization: African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization / Aristide Kamla
Location: Cameroon
Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018

The mission of African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization is to contribute to the protection of the aquatic megafauna and their habitats in Central Africa by improving the scientific knowledge and involving fishers and other stakeholders into sustainable fisheries and responsible watershed-use. Donate to support African manatees.

African manatee picture by Lucy Keith-Diagne

Blue Whales

Blue Whales

Organization: Oceanswell / Dr. Asha de Vos
Location: Sri Lanka
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017

Oceanswell works to change the trajectory for the world’s oceans by educating the next generation of diverse ocean heroes, equipping students from underrepresented nations to conduct marine conservation research, and engaging everybody in conversations about the magic of our world’s oceans. Donate to support blue whales.

Fluke-sideways_credit Asha de Vos

Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs

Coral reef ecosystems are some of the largest living structures on the planet, and are subject to intense threats and decline. The cumulative effects of climate change, poor water quality, coastal development, and fishing weaken the resiliency of coral species and the vast number of marine species that depend on the biodiversity and health of corals to survive. WCN’s nascent Coral Reef Granting Program is modeled after our Crisis and Recovery Funds, and will invest in the best ideas from all institutions to protect and recover coral reefs around the world.

Clown fish enjoying the sun (Amphiprion perideraion)

Dholes

Organization: Wildlife Conservation Society-India / Arjun Srivathsa
Location: India
Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018

Arjun Srivathsa is a 2015 WCN scholar from India and a wildlife biologist studying large carnivores in his home country, with a focus on the endangered dhole, also known as Asiatic wild dog. Arjun is a member of the IUCN Dhole Working Group and runs a dhole conservation project in the Western Ghats, a mountain range that runs along the entire west coast of India. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Interdisciplinary Ecology at the University of Florida. Arjun is also an accomplished science-cartoonist, engaged in bridging the gap between science and society. Donate to support dholes.

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Dolphins and Dugongs

Dolphins and Dugongs

Organization: MareCet
Location: Malaysia
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2019

Dr. Louisa Shobhini Ponnampalam, a cetacean ecologist and a Member of the IUCN Species Survival Commission’s Cetacean Specialist Group, co-founded The MareCet  Research Organization in 2012 as Malaysia’s first and only non-profit committed to marine mammals. MareCet strives to increase scientific knowledge, implement conservation actions, strengthen environmental policies, transfer knowledge and generate awareness to protect dolphins, dugongs, whales, and Malaysia’s greater marine environment in which these animals live. Donate to support their work with dolphins, dugongs, and even whales.

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Giraffes

Giraffes

Organization/Conservationist: Giraffe Conservation Foundation / Dr. Julian Fennessy
Location: Africa
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017

The Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) is the only NGO in the world that concentrates solely on the conservation and management of giraffe in the wild throughout Africa. Donate to support giraffes.

Frank af Petersens-giraffe

Great Green Macaws and Scarlet Macaw
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Great Green Macaw and Scarlet Macaw


Organization: Macaw Recovery Network / Dr. Sam Williams
Location: Costa Rica
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017

Macaw Recovery Network’s mission is to recover endangered neotropical parrot populations through leading a network that develops and implements best practices in conservation. Donate to support the great green macaw and scarlet macaw.

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Grey Crowned Cranes

Organization: Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association / Dr. Olivier Nsengimana
Location: Rwanda
Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018

Dr. Olivier Nsengimana established the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association to expand research and conservation projects connected to endangered or threatened wildlife in Rwanda, including grey crowned cranes. In Rwanda, where there are less than 500 grey crowned cranes remaining in the wild, the primary threat facing them is widespread poaching. Olivier was recognized as a Rolex Young Laureate Award Winner in 2014 for his efforts to protect these unique birds. Donate to support grey crowned cranes.

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Marine Fisheries

Marine Fisheries

Organization: Blue Ventures / Dr. Alasdair Harris
Location: Madagascar
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2016

Blue Ventures develops transformative approaches for catalyzing and sustaining locally led marine conservation. They work in places where the ocean is vital to local cultures and economies, and are committed to protecting marine biodiversity in ways that benefit coastal people. Donate to support marine fisheries.

Blue Ventures_Female octopus gleaner

Mountain Gorillas

Mountain Gorillas

Organization: Conservation Through Public Health / Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka
Location: Uganda
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2009

Conservation Through Public Health works to promote biodiversity conservation in and around Africa’s protected areas by enabling people, wildlife, and livestock to coexist through improving their health and livelihoods. Donate to support mountain gorillas.

gorilla_Peter Lindsey

Orangutans

Orangutans

Organization: HUTAN – Kinabatangan Orangutan Conservation Project / Dr. Isabelle Lackman, Marc Ancrenaz
Location: Malaysia
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2007 and 2009

In 1998, HUTAN together with the Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD) established Kinabatangan Orangutan Conservation Project (KOCP) to carry out orangutan research and conservation in the lower Kinabatangan region and in Sabah. Since then, the organization has grown to include working on other wildlife issues, and with local communities to address human-wildlife conflict and alternative livelihoods. Donate to support orangutans.

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Pangolins

Pangolins

Pangolins are the most illegally trafficked mammals in the world. WCN is committed to supporting pangolin conservation, launching the Pangolin Crisis Fund with partner Save Pangolins to significantly boost conservation efforts. The Pangolin Crisis Fund shares the core principles of WCN’s Crisis and Recovery Funds, investing in the best ideas from all institutions to stop the poaching, stop the trafficking, and stop the demand for pangolin scales and meat. Donate to support pangolins.

Organization: Save Pangolins / Paul Thomson
Location: Africa, Asia
WCN’s strategic partner on pangolins

Organization: Save Vietnam’s Wildlife / Thai Van Nguyen
Location: Vietnam
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2015

Organization: Danau Girang Field Centre / Elisa Panjang
Location: Malaysian Borneo
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2018

Nigel J Dennis

Polar Bears

Polar Bears

Organization: Polar Bears International / Dr. Steven Amstrup
Location: Arctic
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2014 and 2016

Made up of a small group of passionate conservationists, scientists, and volunteers­­, Polar Bear International (PBI) exists to help secure a future for polar bears across the Arctic. Donate to support polar bears.

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Rhinoceros

Rhinoceros

African black rhinos and white rhinos are key ecosystem engineers and an iconic piece of the African landscape.  Faced with relentless poaching, populations of both species have plummeted in recent decades. WCN’s nascent African Rhino Granting Program aims to accelerate rhino protection and recovery.  This program is modeled after the core principles of WCN’s Crisis and Recovery Funds, and will invest in the best ideas from all institutions to stop the poaching, stop the trafficking, and reduce demand for their horns. Among our first grantees is Save The Rhino Trust in Namibia.

 

The Lowveld Rhino Trust (LRT) works to increase black and white rhino numbers and range in the Lowveld region—through tracking and monitoring operations, treating rhinos with snare and bullet wounds, assisting authorities with prosecuting poachers, and working to raise community awareness and support for rhino conservation through rural schools.

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The Lowveld Rhino Trust (LRT) works to increase black and white rhino numbers and range in the Lowveld region—through tracking and monitoring operations, treating rhinos with snare and bullet wounds, assisting authorities with prosecuting poachers, and working to raise community awareness and support for rhino conservation through rural schools.

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Saola

Saola

Organization: Saola Working Group / William Robichaud
Location: Laos and Vietnam
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2010, 2012, and 2015

The Saola Working Group was formed in 2006 in recognition of the need for urgent, coordinated action to save the saola from extinction. The saola is one of the rarest large animals on earth and has been known to science only since 1992. It is found only in the Annamite Mountains of Laos and Vietnam, one of the most beautiful and endangered ecosystems on earth. Donate to support saola.

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Tigers

Tigers

Organization: Tigris Foundation / Dr. Dale Miquelle
Location: Russia
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2011

Dr. Dale Miquelle is the Country Director for the Wildlife Conservation Society’s (WCS) Russia Program, and coordinates research and conservation actions to protect large carnivores and the ecosystems upon which they depend, focusing mainly in Northeast Asia. Donate to support tigers.

Tiger teeth- Eric Ash

Tree Kangaroos

Tree Kangaroos

Organization: Tenkile Conservation Alliance / Jim Thomas
Location: Papua New Guinea
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2014

The Tenkile Conservation Alliance was established in 2001, with the goal to improve health, provide education and so relieve poverty, and protect biodiversity and the cultures of rainforest communities in Papua New Guinea. Donate to support tree kangaroos.

ree Kangaroo_ photo David Lochlin
African manatee picture by Lucy Keith-Diagne

African Manatee

African Manatee

Organization: African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization / Aristide Kamla Location: Cameroon Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018 The mission of African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization is to contribute to the protection...
Fluke-sideways_credit Asha de Vos

Blue Whales

Blue Whales

Organization: Oceanswell / Dr. Asha de Vos Location: Sri Lanka Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017 Oceanswell works to change the trajectory for the world’s oceans by educating...
Clown fish enjoying the sun (Amphiprion perideraion)

Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs

Coral reef ecosystems are some of the largest living structures on the planet, and are subject to intense threats and decline. The cumulative effects of climate change, poor water quality,...
Dholes_SushanthBellapu

Dholes

Organization: Wildlife Conservation Society-India / Arjun Srivathsa Location: India Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018 Arjun Srivathsa is a 2015 WCN scholar from India and a wildlife biologist studying large carnivores...
VK (4)_cropped

Dolphins and Dugongs

Dolphins and Dugongs

Organization: MareCet Location: Malaysia Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2019 Dr. Louisa Shobhini Ponnampalam, a cetacean ecologist and a Member of the IUCN Species Survival Commission’s Cetacean Specialist...
Frank af Petersens-giraffe

Giraffes

Giraffes

Organization/Conservationist: Giraffe Conservation Foundation / Dr. Julian Fennessy Location: Africa Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017 The Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) is the only NGO in the world...
Cute-preen2

Great Green Macaws and Scarlet Macaw
s

Great Green Macaw and Scarlet Macaw


Organization: Macaw Recovery Network / Dr. Sam Williams Location: Costa Rica Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017 Macaw Recovery Network’s mission is to recover endangered neotropical parrot populations...
grey crowned crane

Grey Crowned Cranes

Organization: Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association / Dr. Olivier Nsengimana Location: Rwanda Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018 Dr. Olivier Nsengimana established the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association to expand research and conservation...
Blue Ventures_Female octopus gleaner

Marine Fisheries

Marine Fisheries

Organization: Blue Ventures / Dr. Alasdair Harris Location: Madagascar Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2016 Blue Ventures develops transformative approaches for catalyzing and sustaining locally led marine conservation. They work...
gorilla_Peter Lindsey

Mountain Gorillas

Mountain Gorillas

Organization: Conservation Through Public Health / Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka Location: Uganda Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2009 Conservation Through Public Health works to promote biodiversity conservation in and...
Orangutan_no credit needed

Orangutans

Orangutans

Organization: HUTAN – Kinabatangan Orangutan Conservation Project / Dr. Isabelle Lackman, Marc Ancrenaz Location: Malaysia Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2007 and 2009 In 1998, HUTAN together with...
Nigel J Dennis

Pangolins

Pangolins

Pangolins are the most illegally trafficked mammals in the world. WCN is committed to supporting pangolin conservation, launching the Pangolin Crisis Fund with partner Save Pangolins to significantly boost conservation...
Malelooking-Low-Res_WM

Polar Bears

Polar Bears

Organization: Polar Bears International / Dr. Steven Amstrup Location: Arctic Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2014 and 2016 Made up of a small group of passionate conservationists, scientists,...
090131_EAfrica_0281

Rhinoceros

Rhinoceros

African black rhinos and white rhinos are key ecosystem engineers and an iconic piece of the African landscape.  Faced with relentless poaching, populations of both species have plummeted in recent...
9316b4214485f726420f6a706700d034

Saola

Saola

Organization: Saola Working Group / William Robichaud Location: Laos and Vietnam Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2010, 2012, and 2015 The Saola Working Group was formed in 2006...
Tiger teeth- Eric Ash

Tigers

Tigers

Organization: Tigris Foundation / Dr. Dale Miquelle Location: Russia Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2011 Dr. Dale Miquelle is the Country Director for the Wildlife Conservation Society’s (WCS)...
ree Kangaroo_ photo David Lochlin

Tree Kangaroos

Tree Kangaroos

Organization: Tenkile Conservation Alliance / Jim Thomas Location: Papua New Guinea Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2014 The Tenkile Conservation Alliance was established in 2001, with the goal...

African Manatee

African Manatee

Organization: African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization / Aristide Kamla
Location: Cameroon
Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018

The mission of African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization is to contribute to the protection of the aquatic megafauna and their habitats in Central Africa by improving the scientific knowledge and involving fishers and other stakeholders into sustainable fisheries and responsible watershed-use. Donate to support African manatees.

Blue Whales

Blue Whales

Organization: Oceanswell / Dr. Asha de Vos
Location: Sri Lanka
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017

Oceanswell works to change the trajectory for the world’s oceans by educating the next generation of diverse ocean heroes, equipping students from underrepresented nations to conduct marine conservation research, and engaging everybody in conversations about the magic of our world’s oceans. Donate to support blue whales.

Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs

Coral reef ecosystems are some of the largest living structures on the planet, and are subject to intense threats and decline. The cumulative effects of climate change, poor water quality, coastal development, and fishing weaken the resiliency of coral species and the vast number of marine species that depend on the biodiversity and health of corals to survive. WCN’s nascent Coral Reef Granting Program is modeled after our Crisis and Recovery Funds, and will invest in the best ideas from all institutions to protect and recover coral reefs around the world.

Dholes

Organization: Wildlife Conservation Society-India / Arjun Srivathsa
Location: India
Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018

Arjun Srivathsa is a 2015 WCN scholar from India and a wildlife biologist studying large carnivores in his home country, with a focus on the endangered dhole, also known as Asiatic wild dog. Arjun is a member of the IUCN Dhole Working Group and runs a dhole conservation project in the Western Ghats, a mountain range that runs along the entire west coast of India. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Interdisciplinary Ecology at the University of Florida. Arjun is also an accomplished science-cartoonist, engaged in bridging the gap between science and society. Donate to support dholes.

Dolphins and Dugongs

Dolphins and Dugongs

Organization: MareCet
Location: Malaysia
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2019

Dr. Louisa Shobhini Ponnampalam, a cetacean ecologist and a Member of the IUCN Species Survival Commission’s Cetacean Specialist Group, co-founded The MareCet  Research Organization in 2012 as Malaysia’s first and only non-profit committed to marine mammals. MareCet strives to increase scientific knowledge, implement conservation actions, strengthen environmental policies, transfer knowledge and generate awareness to protect dolphins, dugongs, whales, and Malaysia’s greater marine environment in which these animals live. Donate to support their work with dolphins, dugongs, and even whales.

Giraffes

Giraffes

Organization/Conservationist: Giraffe Conservation Foundation / Dr. Julian Fennessy
Location: Africa
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017

The Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) is the only NGO in the world that concentrates solely on the conservation and management of giraffe in the wild throughout Africa. Donate to support giraffes.

Great Green Macaws and Scarlet Macaw
s

Great Green Macaw and Scarlet Macaw


Organization: Macaw Recovery Network / Dr. Sam Williams
Location: Costa Rica
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2017

Macaw Recovery Network’s mission is to recover endangered neotropical parrot populations through leading a network that develops and implements best practices in conservation. Donate to support the great green macaw and scarlet macaw.

Grey Crowned Cranes

Organization: Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association / Dr. Olivier Nsengimana
Location: Rwanda
Dates Speaking at Expo: 2018

Dr. Olivier Nsengimana established the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association to expand research and conservation projects connected to endangered or threatened wildlife in Rwanda, including grey crowned cranes. In Rwanda, where there are less than 500 grey crowned cranes remaining in the wild, the primary threat facing them is widespread poaching. Olivier was recognized as a Rolex Young Laureate Award Winner in 2014 for his efforts to protect these unique birds. Donate to support grey crowned cranes.

Marine Fisheries

Marine Fisheries

Organization: Blue Ventures / Dr. Alasdair Harris
Location: Madagascar
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2016

Blue Ventures develops transformative approaches for catalyzing and sustaining locally led marine conservation. They work in places where the ocean is vital to local cultures and economies, and are committed to protecting marine biodiversity in ways that benefit coastal people. Donate to support marine fisheries.

Mountain Gorillas

Mountain Gorillas

Organization: Conservation Through Public Health / Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka
Location: Uganda
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2009

Conservation Through Public Health works to promote biodiversity conservation in and around Africa’s protected areas by enabling people, wildlife, and livestock to coexist through improving their health and livelihoods. Donate to support mountain gorillas.

Orangutans

Orangutans

Organization: HUTAN – Kinabatangan Orangutan Conservation Project / Dr. Isabelle Lackman, Marc Ancrenaz
Location: Malaysia
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2007 and 2009

In 1998, HUTAN together with the Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD) established Kinabatangan Orangutan Conservation Project (KOCP) to carry out orangutan research and conservation in the lower Kinabatangan region and in Sabah. Since then, the organization has grown to include working on other wildlife issues, and with local communities to address human-wildlife conflict and alternative livelihoods. Donate to support orangutans.

Pangolins

Pangolins

Pangolins are the most illegally trafficked mammals in the world. WCN is committed to supporting pangolin conservation, launching the Pangolin Crisis Fund with partner Save Pangolins to significantly boost conservation efforts. The Pangolin Crisis Fund shares the core principles of WCN’s Crisis and Recovery Funds, investing in the best ideas from all institutions to stop the poaching, stop the trafficking, and stop the demand for pangolin scales and meat. Donate to support pangolins.

Organization: Save Pangolins / Paul Thomson
Location: Africa, Asia
WCN’s strategic partner on pangolins

Organization: Save Vietnam’s Wildlife / Thai Van Nguyen
Location: Vietnam
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2015

Organization: Danau Girang Field Centre / Elisa Panjang
Location: Malaysian Borneo
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2018

Polar Bears

Polar Bears

Organization: Polar Bears International / Dr. Steven Amstrup
Location: Arctic
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2014 and 2016

Made up of a small group of passionate conservationists, scientists, and volunteers­­, Polar Bear International (PBI) exists to help secure a future for polar bears across the Arctic. Donate to support polar bears.

Rhinoceros

Rhinoceros

African black rhinos and white rhinos are key ecosystem engineers and an iconic piece of the African landscape.  Faced with relentless poaching, populations of both species have plummeted in recent decades. WCN’s nascent African Rhino Granting Program aims to accelerate rhino protection and recovery.  This program is modeled after the core principles of WCN’s Crisis and Recovery Funds, and will invest in the best ideas from all institutions to stop the poaching, stop the trafficking, and reduce demand for their horns. Among our first grantees is Save The Rhino Trust in Namibia.

 

The Lowveld Rhino Trust (LRT) works to increase black and white rhino numbers and range in the Lowveld region—through tracking and monitoring operations, treating rhinos with snare and bullet wounds, assisting authorities with prosecuting poachers, and working to raise community awareness and support for rhino conservation through rural schools.

090131_EAfrica_0281

The Lowveld Rhino Trust (LRT) works to increase black and white rhino numbers and range in the Lowveld region—through tracking and monitoring operations, treating rhinos with snare and bullet wounds, assisting authorities with prosecuting poachers, and working to raise community awareness and support for rhino conservation through rural schools.

090131_EAfrica_0281

Saola

Saola

Organization: Saola Working Group / William Robichaud
Location: Laos and Vietnam
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2010, 2012, and 2015

The Saola Working Group was formed in 2006 in recognition of the need for urgent, coordinated action to save the saola from extinction. The saola is one of the rarest large animals on earth and has been known to science only since 1992. It is found only in the Annamite Mountains of Laos and Vietnam, one of the most beautiful and endangered ecosystems on earth. Donate to support saola.

Tigers

Tigers

Organization: Tigris Foundation / Dr. Dale Miquelle
Location: Russia
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2011

Dr. Dale Miquelle is the Country Director for the Wildlife Conservation Society’s (WCS) Russia Program, and coordinates research and conservation actions to protect large carnivores and the ecosystems upon which they depend, focusing mainly in Northeast Asia. Donate to support tigers.

Tree Kangaroos

Tree Kangaroos

Organization: Tenkile Conservation Alliance / Jim Thomas
Location: Papua New Guinea
Guest Speaker at Wildlife Conservation Expo in 2014

The Tenkile Conservation Alliance was established in 2001, with the goal to improve health, provide education and so relieve poverty, and protect biodiversity and the cultures of rainforest communities in Papua New Guinea. Donate to support tree kangaroos.

This innovative endeavor meets the great need for electricity in remote field stations, and combines cutting-edge technology with wildlife conservation and sustainable environmental practices.

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Photography Credits: Frank af Petersens, Eric Ash, Blue Ventures, Stephanie Cope, Asha de Vos, Rachel Graham, Thomas A. Jefferson, Peter Lindsey, David Lochlin, Susan McConnell, Jon McCormack, Jack Swenson, The Ara Project, Nigel Dennis
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