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Eco-Index a Content Partner on EOL.org
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We are pleased to announce that the Eco-Index is now a registered content partner on the Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) Web site, an initiative that aims to gather and publish detailed information about every species on the planet.
The Eco-Index currently contains information about the conservation of more than 400 species; links to these profiles are now featured within the "Content Partners" section of each relevant species profile on EOL.
The Eco-Index® database includes information about more than 1,250 inspiring conservation projects in the Americas.
Search our project database, or perform a keyword search:
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Best Lessons Learned: Towards a Strong Relationship between Science, Environmental Interpretation and Management in Serra do Cipó National Park, Brazil (Archive)
Innovative Eco-Initiative: Building a Future for Haiti’s Unique Vertebrates (Archive)
Monitoring & Evaluation: Chicamocha Project: The Conservation of Two Critically Endangered Dry Forest Birds, Niceforo’s Wren and the Chestnut-Bellied Hummingbird (Archive)
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- Monarch Butterflies Drive Environmental and Social Metamorphosis in Mexico
- Luxury Draped in Green: Costa Rican Hotel-Farm an Example of Sustainability
- New and Notable on www.eco-index.org: Building Capacity for Management of the Payunia-Auca Mahuida Guanaco Corridor in Patagonia, Argentina
Stories from the Field: José Urteaga, a marine biologist with Fauna and Flora International, is working with communities along Nicaragua's Pacific coast to save critically endangered leatherback turtle populations. (Archive)
On the Record: Rocio Cedeno from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in Ecuador discusses how the Sustainable Coasts and Forests project is helping to safeguard natural resources along the Ecuadorian coast, while also improving the quality of life for coastal communities. (Archive)
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Monthly Update: Summaries and links to profiles added to the Eco-Index® during the past month.
In Print & Online: Important Bird Areas Americas Directory (Archive)
Recommended Links: SustainableTrip.org (Archive)
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