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Nature and Culture LatAm Comms Coordinator Nora Sánchez travels from Ecuador to northern Peru to explore the Peruvian side...

In the misty montane forests of northern Cajamarca, the silence is broken by the crunch of dry leaves under...

The first binational conservation corridor recognized in the region’s history Presidents Daniel Noboa and José Jerí signed the joint...

In the municipality of Gualaquiza, Morona Santiago province, the Runahurco protected area has been established, a key territory for...

Nature and Culture’s Role in Mexico’s National Jaguar Census  In the state of Sonora, between the Sierra Madre Occidental...

Restoration in the Pisaca Natural Reserve A Model Built on Partnerships Conservation Agreements: Securing Water and Ecosystems Agroforestry: Planting...

When Angie Melendres Velasco remembers her childhood in the rural community of Segunda y Cajas, in Huancabamba, Piura, her...

Southern Ecuador is now home to the country’s largest conservation corridor: Podocarpus–Yacuri  On August 29, 2025, Ecuadorian authorities officially...

In southern Ecuador’s Abra de Zamora, scientists at the Nature and Culture’s San Francisco Scientific Station have just documented...

The Andean Bi-National Corridor, spanning Ecuador and Peru, protects communities and some of the Andes’ most important ecosystems. In...

On the Peruvian side of the Andean Bi-National Corridor, scientists have discovered three new frog species, each named in...