Since 2015, Global Conservation hasz made over 100 mission to endangered UNESCO World Heritage and national parks in developing countries for deploying Global Park Defense systems and project assessments with our incredible Partners in Conservation.
Below are a few photos from various missions around the world to help protect our vanishing intact forests and ecosystems and last endangered species from extinction.
Global Conservation is kicking off deployment of Global Park Defense in Yasuní National Park, Ecuador, one of the Amazon’s bastions for biodiversity. Yasuní, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the last continuous tracts of virgin tropical forest in eastern Ecuador. The park sits at the intersection of the Amazon, the Andes, and the equator, converging several unique ecosystems and creating one of the richest biodiversity hotspots on the planet.
read moreGlobal Conservation has just published a new Impact Report about our work to protect the world's most endangered marine national parks and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
read moreCarpathian National Nature Park (CNNP) is Ukraine’s first and largest national park and the largest protected area in the Carpathian region. In 2021, Global Conservation and our partners made substantial progress in improving park and wildlife protection for CNNP by deploying Global Park Defense, as well as initating biodiversity monitoring of critically endangered species like the European Mink.
read moreAn advanced radar technology and AI cloud-based system – Marine Monitor – has been proven in the arrest and successful prosecution of a charter fishing operator in one of California's Marine Protected Areas.
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