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Entries for July 2026
The day that changed everything. World Ranger Day
Views: 2833
(July 31, 2026)
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Across Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras, six rangers reflect on the encounters that shaped their lives.
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Nueva Concepción Declares the Tecojate Municipal Bird Sanctuary
Views: 252
(July 25, 2026)
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The Municipality of Nueva Concepción has declared the Tecojate Municipal Bird Sanctuary, a municipal initiative that recognizes the ecological value of this coastal landscape and promotes joint efforts for its conservation.
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Marine courtship of Lepidochelys olivacea
Views: 714
(July 22, 2026)
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Olive ridley sea turtles (Lepidochelys olivacea) exhibit a reproductive behavior that begins with courtship and mating at sea—essential stages for the species' reproductive success.
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Screwworm Fight Must Include Wildlife Surveillance
Views: 867
(July 07, 2026)
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A new WCS study warns that controlling New World screwworm requires wildlife surveillance, protected area monitoring, and action against illegal cattle movements.
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Regulations support community forest management in indigenous territories of Honduras
Views: 268
(July 06, 2026)
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The regulations establish a specific procedure enabling Indigenous Peoples holding community or intercommunity land titles to carry out the sustainable management of their forests, in accordance with the collective rights.
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Cacao and timber: Investing in the restoration of La Moskitia
Views: 750
(July 03, 2026)
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In the Indigenous territories of DIUNAT and BAKINASTA in La Moskitia, local communities are establishing cocoa–timber agroforestry systems as a strategy to restore landscapes, strengthen sustainable production, and contribute to biodiversity conservation.
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