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Nature’s Palette: Inspiring Action through Art

Nature’s Palette: Inspiring Action through Art

Art is a powerful force in conservation. It captures rarely seen species, encourages action, evokes emotion, and tells the stories of the natural world. Across Wild Earth Allies’ global community, our colleagues use their artistic talents to bridge the gap between science and storytelling—sparking awareness, connection, and action through creative expression.

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How Community Fisheries are Strengthening Cambodia’s Marine Ecosystems

How Community Fisheries are Strengthening Cambodia’s Marine Ecosystems

A remarkable story of multigenerational, community-based conservation is unfolding in the Kep province of Cambodia. In this small coastal region, the Phum Tmey Community Fishery plays a key role in marine conservation by restoring mangrove forests and managing local fishing grounds. One family in particular demonstrates how local conservation action protects ecosystems.

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A Passion for Hawksbill Turtles: Ani Henríquez on Conservation and Community

A Passion for Hawksbill Turtles: Ani Henríquez on Conservation and Community

Ani Henríquez is the Executive Director of ProCosta, a Salvadoran NGO with whom we partner to protect critically endangered hawksbill turtles and enhance coastal livelihoods. As part of our “Voices from the Field” series, we spoke with Ani about ProCosta’s record-breaking season protecting 600+ turtle nests and releasing over 40,000 hatchlings.

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Reflecting on Conservation Successes in 2024

Reflecting on Conservation Successes in 2024

As 2024 draws close, we’re reflecting on the conservation successes Wild Earth Allies and our partners have made this year. These memorable moments represent the hope for the future of our planet and reinforce the power of collective action.

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Rewilding the Great Cypress Swamp

Rewilding the Great Cypress Swamp

Together with Delaware Wild Lands, we’ve planted 44,000 native trees in the Great Cypress Swamp–helping develop reforestation methods with regional and global significance.

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How the Elephant Trees Project Restores Forests in Cambodia

How the Elephant Trees Project Restores Forests in Cambodia

In 2019, Wild Earth Allies began Cambodia’s first study of the Asian elephant diet in wild populations. After three years of research in Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary, we launched the Elephant Trees project, a novel tree-planting method focused on the trees Asian elephants eat.

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