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More Photos from Nicaragua
On Flickr: Another slideshow with more photos from Liz Mering's recent trip to Nicaragua. This set is courtesy of Suzanne Hagel and Bill Noble.
Flora & Fauna: New Photos from the Field
Including this adorable sloth! The full slideshow, courtesy of Suzanne Hagel and Liz Mering, is on Flickr.
Spider Monkey Sanctuary
We are working with various partners, including the Stones & Waves Vet Clinic, to establish a new monkey sanctuary for six rescued spider monkeys. If you are interested, please consider making a donation to help us build enclosures to protect the monkeys in their new habitat at Domitla Wildlife Reserve, located in the foothills of Mombacho Volcano.
Birds, Bats, Butterflies & Baby Turtles
Check out our latest slideshow of photos from the field.
IUCN: Species of the Day
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is profiling a different species every day. Today they're featuring the critically endangered Hawksbill sea turtle, a creature with which we're very familiar. Check out their awesome species fact sheet.
The Copenhagen Accord: Post-summit Discussion at Ventura City Hall
Paso Pacifico has been invited to a public forum on climate change for the City of Ventura, January 19th.
Butterflies Reeling from Climate Change & Development
Twenty years from now, we hope our monitoring program will include free online access for all the world like the Shapiro database (described below) and allow for more analysis of the unique climate and ecology of Central America. A press release from the University of California, Davis, our founder's alma mater: California butterflies are reeling from a one-two punch of climate change and land development, says an unprecedented analysis led by...
La Baula que llego a Ostional
A couple nights ago, our turtle rangers met a Leatherback sea turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) in Ostional, and gathered some data.
Unchopping a Tree
We are pleased to be a part of Maya Lin's What is Missing Project.
Maya Lin Unveils New Project in Copenhagen
SustainableBusiness.com News has a piece on Maya Lin's "What is Missing?" project, which honored Paso Pacifico's Return to Forest program in Copenhagen: Maya Lin, the world-renowned artist and designer, revealed a new media piece in Copenhagen on Wednesday on the sidelines of United Nations climate change negotiations. The video, titled "Unchopping a Tree" is the latest iteration of a larger project, called "What is Missing?," which Lin said will be her last memorial....