Gabrielle Alexandra Rubiano Pinzón
Humpback Whales in Bahia Malaga-Pacific Coast of Colombia: Health and Anthropogenic Stressors
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Fundacion Biodiversa Colombia Winner of Caracol TV Environmental Protection Award 2017
Thu, 14/09/2017 - 09:31
We are honored to share with you the wonderful news that Fundación Biodiversa Colombia was the winner of Caracol TV Environmental Protection Awards 2017 in the “medium and small business” category! This is a recognition for nearly ten years work to save the forests, the wetlands and the endangered and endemic species that inhabit the Barbacoas area in the Middle Magdalena Valley of Colombia.
A new species of frog has been discovered in Brazil.
Wed, 06/09/2017 - 10:14
The new species was discovered while searching for new populations of the endangered frog Crossodactylodes itambe in Brazilian mountaintops. The search was guided by a research that indicated potential areas for occurrence of new populations. Four mountains were visited and frogs were found in one of these locations.
Article in The Straits Times Singapore Featuring RSG Grantee Debby Ng
Mon, 14/08/2017 - 12:56
The Straits Times in Singapore recently published an article about the work of Debby Ng in Nepal. Debby has been supported by the Rufford Small Grants Programme. She is looking at the issue of the control of feral dog populations which currently has an impact on the local wildlife.