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Municipality of Oxapampa coordinates efforts with Poli-LAC to promote pollinator-friendly production chains

New edition of Procompite incorporates environmental criteria to protect pollinators and promote sustainable production chains such as coffee, cocoa and passion fruit

The creation of the Huata Private Conservation Area was ratified with communal signature

Huata moves towards its conservation area with community leadership and agreements

DCI project mobilizes close to US$10 million for the Peruvian Amazon

The project's Board of Directors reviewed the progress of implementation in view of the technical-administrative closing.

Families and authorities of Paliapampa mobilized to reforest headwaters of Junín watershed

Queñual and talhuis seedlings are installed with fencing and maintenance to face erosion and climatic events.

Completion of the preliminary Master Plan for the future Rontoccocha RCA in Apurimac

The technical instrument will guide the management of more than 37,000 hectares of high Andean ecosystems.

lambayeque updates its regional climate change strategy with 2050 risk study

Study identifies territories vulnerable to climate change and guides regional planning

The ice plants were officially delivered to the communities of San Fernando and Musa Karusha

90 young people seek to form a network of farmers who conserve agrobiodiversity

More than 280 tourism managers are being trained to strengthen the reactivation of the activity in 27 protected natural areas

Remediation: “It’s an urgent issue”

These are the financing opportunities you've been looking for

Datem Wetlands: Balbina Sundi and the work of the Kandozi women of Musa Karusha for the conservation of taricaya turtles

Remediation: Call for proposals launched for the development of Rehabilitation Plans for sites contaminated by hydrocarbons in the Marañón River basin

At the ReSCA Ceremony, the work of the "Huancavelica Bicentennial Farmers" was recognized for conserving native crops that were at risk.

This is how the IUCN World Conservation Congress was inaugurated

They declare the aguaje (a type of wild fruit) to be of public necessity and regional interest.

Ladies of San Ignacio: 81 women members and leaders work in the sustainable production of coffee and honey.

The southern tourist circuit of the San Fernando National Reserve obtained the Safe Travels certification

Municipality of Oxapampa coordinates efforts with Poli-LAC to promote pollinator-friendly production chains

The creation of the Huata Private Conservation Area was ratified with communal signature

DCI project mobilizes close to US$10 million for the Peruvian Amazon

Families and authorities of Paliapampa mobilized to reforest headwaters of Junín watershed

Completion of the preliminary Master Plan for the future Rontoccocha RCA in Apurimac

lambayeque updates its regional climate change strategy with 2050 risk study

The ice plants were officially delivered to the communities of San Fernando and Musa Karusha

90 young people seek to form a network of farmers who conserve agrobiodiversity

More than 280 tourism managers are being trained to strengthen the reactivation of the activity in 27 protected natural areas

Remediation: “It’s an urgent issue”

These are the financing opportunities you've been looking for

Datem Wetlands: Balbina Sundi and the work of the Kandozi women of Musa Karusha for the conservation of taricaya turtles

Remediation: Call for proposals launched for the development of Rehabilitation Plans for sites contaminated by hydrocarbons in the Marañón River basin

At the ReSCA Ceremony, the work of the "Huancavelica Bicentennial Farmers" was recognized for conserving native crops that were at risk.

This is how the IUCN World Conservation Congress was inaugurated

They declare the aguaje (a type of wild fruit) to be of public necessity and regional interest.

Ladies of San Ignacio: 81 women members and leaders work in the sustainable production of coffee and honey.

The southern tourist circuit of the San Fernando National Reserve obtained the Safe Travels certification

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