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Articles by "Ceiba Foundation"
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A baby woolly monkey gets a ride at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Ecuador Ceiba's 2024 Year-End Newsletter, for our alumni! Greetings! On behalf of all of us at Ceiba, we wish you a very happy holiday season and invite you to read abo...
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Diversity Scholarship Broadens Access to Ceiba s Study Abroad Programs A mystical exploration of Maya ruins; a face-to-face encounter with a sea turtle underwater; the thrill of seeing something totally new in the world s most diverse rainforest; i...
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Sustainable development, New Staffing Updates, 2021 Highlights CONSERVATION BEGINS WITH PEOPLE Participants from the training in good food handling practices (BPM) and gastronomy course from the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Natural Heri...
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Help us build a conservation corridor!
Greetings from the Ceiba Foundation!
There are only two weeks left to make your 2020 gift to tropical biodiversity! Nature needs you now more than ever. With the pandemic preventing people from saf...
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See what the Ceiba Foundation has been up to the past year!
People Need Nature, and Nature Needs People
Hot on the heels of celebrating a new conservation easement to protect the Lalo Loor Dry Forest Reserve for years to come, the pandemic u...
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Tiputini, ACUS Inauguration, Reserve Updates, Ceiba's Strategic Plan CEIBA TEAMS UP WITH THE TIPUTINI BIODIVERSITY STATION Rosie and Joel (TCS 2016) on the lookout for wildlife at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station. Photo by Joe Meisel Ceiba i...
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Inauguraci n Oficial rea de Conservaci n y Uso Sostenible
Invitaci n a la Inauguraci n Oficial del rea de Conservaci n y Uso Sostenible Noroccidente de Manab
D a: Viernes 2 de octubre del 2020
Hora: 10:00am 11:30am Plataforma: Zoom
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Updates from Ecuador, Thank you Monica, Sandy Beach Research Ceiba has worked for years with underprivileged communities in Ecuador, and we are deeply committed to environmental justice. We applaud the contribution of the Black Lives Matte...
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Help support the Covid-19 relief efforts in Ecuador.
Forest Reserves Need Your Support The camera traps we use to monitor wildlife occasionally help us identify hunters.
Ecuador is currently one of the hardest hit countries by Covid-19 in So...
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25 Years of Protected Forest, Study Abroad & Coronavirus, Conservation Education CONSERVATION ACCOMPLISHMENTS DESPITE COVID-19 Catherine Woodward, Eudaldo Loor, Mariela Loor, and Manolo Morales celebrate the easement signing. Photo by Joe Mei...
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