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See GC Reports: The Bloodwood Wars: Protecting Thap Lan World Heritage
The first in a series of Global Conservation Progress Reports on Global Park Defense deployments around the world at out most important and endangered UNESCO World Heritage and National Wildlife Parks.
Leuser Ecosystem, Sumatra 2019-2020 Progress Report
Global Conservation is working with Forum Konservasi Leuser and Forest, Nature and Environment of Aceh to protect the Leuser Ecosystem on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Leuser is the last place on earth where wild tigers, orangutans, elephants and rhinos coexist, and its 2.6 million hectares comprise one of the last remaining intact rainforests in all of Indonesia.
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Tech for Parks: Vulcan EarthRanger
How does a conservation manager reconcile simultaneous information from animal GPS collars, cellular trail cameras, field locations of snares from rangers on patrol, drone imagery, and satellite data in the most efficient way possible? Vulcan EarthRanger solves that problem
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Sierra del Divisor National Park, Peru Progress Report 2019-2020
In February 2019, Global Conservation launched our Global Park Defense Program in the Sierra Del Divisor National Park, Peru. Sierra Del Divisor is one of the most bio-diverse national parks in all of the Amazonas and facing extensive threats.
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Battling Cambodia's Wildlife Snaring Crisis in Cardamom National Park
Over the past decade, snares, which are traps made of wire or rope, have become the biggest threat to wildlife in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. That’s why the work of our partner, Wildlife Alliance (WA), is so critical. WA has a team of 110 rangers who work tirelessly to remove snares from Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains. Read about their work to protect wildlife over the past 3 years.
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