Global Conservation 2024 Highlights
A Year in the Life of Global Conservation
2024 was a huge year for this US-based organization led by Jeff Morgan. This video shows land and sea protection work in Guatemala, Uganda, Malaysia, Ukraine, Indonesia, Ecuador, Cambodia, Panama, and Cameroon.
January:
Guatemala - Mirador Genesys Rangers shut down illegal logging & land invaders
February:
Uganda - Snare Mountain Murchison Falls featured in The Guardian.
EcoRangers in the Heart of Borneo. Photo ©Paul Hilton
March:
Malaysia—5th Year Protecting the Heart of Borneo: DaMaI Rainforest Complex.
April:
Ukraine - 4 National Parks in the Carpathians Running SMART Patrols and Cellular Trailcams to stop illegal hunting and logging.
May:
Silicon Valley - ABC News’ Bob Woodruff Hosts Panel Discussion at Filoli Estate.
June:
Indonesia - ABC films “LAST LANDS” in Derawan Archipelago featuring the Marine Protection work of Global Conservation
Cambodia: The use of camera traps set up by rangers has revealed new tiger families. Here, a mother and her two cubs are seen with prey. Supported by GC, a new Tiger Reintroduction Center has helped raise the population of tigers.
July:
Ecuador – GC Supports Anti-Mining Operations with Indigenous Communities & Park Rangers in the Amazon.
August:
Cambodia - Cardamoms National Park secured $120M REDD+ Carbon Credits to benefit 20,000 Local People and Community Protection.
September:
ABC News Premieres “LAST LANDS” with Bob Woodruff on four Global Conservation Projects in Asia, Africa, and the Americas and Marine
October:
Jeff Morgan, Executive Director’s OpEd on Protecting Our Endangered National Parks Featured in South China Morning Post
GC Executive Director Jeff Morgan signs a multi-year agreement with the Ministry of Environment (MiaAmbiente) of Panama to strengthen conservation and stop illegal activities, such as logging and mining, within the country’s largest national parks.