Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica

by GVI Charitable Programs
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica

Project Report | Jan 22, 2024
Extensive research in Kekoldi

By Kekoldi Team | Project team

Thank you for your support of this project.

The preservation of the Kekoldi Indigenous Region depends on comprehensive research and monitoring. Research data is fundamental to developing effective conservation strategies. We have continued to support the custodians of the Kekoldi Indigenous Region, collaboratively conducting research, and planning actions to safeguard the environment.

Thorough research demands time and resources. Continuous support in terms of human, financial, and technical resources is essential to sustain ongoing research efforts within the Kekoldi community.

Access to technology, along with training, can enhance research capabilities. Over 600 Bio diversity surveys were conducted in 2023 monitoring just under 150 species. Within that figure are five endangered species. Your support can help us continue and expand these research efforts.

Educational and outreach programs are imperative to raise awareness among the community, local stakeholders, and visitors regarding the value of biodiversity and benefits of conservation. Our fundraising can contribute to resources for education programs across the area. 

Your support for this project is valued. We look forward to updating you on our progress in the future.

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GVI Charitable Programs

Location: Boston, MA - USA
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Project Leader:
Cheryl Martin
The Woodlands , TX United States

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