Using community-based interventions, AMBAS empowers women to participate in sea turtle conservation, mangrove restoration, sustainable agriculture and environmental education. AMBAS, the Women's Association of Barra de Santiago, is a Salvadoran non-profit based in Barra de Santiago with two full-time staff, a dozen part-time staff, and a large number of community volunteers.
Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:
By Luis Roberto Quintanilla Guerra | project leader
The Barra de Santiago mangrove is an important food source for fish, it is a spawning area, an area of development and growth and a migratory route on which the existence of fish inside and outside... Read the full report ›By Eder Caceros | project coordinator
AVANCES EN EDUCACIÓN AMBIENTAL Se han mejorado las instalaciones del criadero , con el objetivo de que los visitantes puedan estar más cómodos y percibir mejor las charlas... Read the full report ›By Eder Caceros | Eder Caceros
A large part of our work involves including local resource users in sustainable environmental management practices, ensuring that our work is beneficial to all sectors of society and serves the... Read the full report ›
