by Jorge Castillo | Jan 30, 2022
Tandana changes Nayeli’s life This is the seventh post in the 15th anniversary series. In this video, we hear a personal story from 17-year-old Nayeli Verónica Anrango Morán, a member of the Panecillo community in Ecuador, who received care through Tandana’s Community...
by Jorge Castillo | Jan 30, 2022
Andean-Choco Youth Network: re-defining the struggle Andean-Choco Youth Network: re-defining the struggle from Diana Troya on Vimeo. This short documentary is an insight into the social-environmental struggles of a self-organized rural youth group. This film...
by Jorge Castillo | Jan 30, 2022
Finding 11 extinct species – Reports from the Frontline Meet the team saving animals from the brink of extinction Ecuador has the highest number of endangered species on Earth. Alejandro Arteaga and his team search for the last remaining animals of extinct...
by Jorge Castillo | Jan 30, 2022
“Two and a half” new species of leaf-toed geckos have been discovered in Galápagos A group of scientists led by Tropical Herping (TH), Universidad San Francisco de Quito (GSC-USFQ), and the Galápagos National Park Directorate (PNG) announced the discovery...
by Jorge Castillo | Jan 30, 2022
Horned Marsupial-Frog still alive in Ecuador The Horned Marsupial-Frog (Gastrotheca cornuta) is seen for the first time in Ecuador in over a decade. To help keep it alive, we must all join forces to help save its habitat: the last remaining 2% of Choco rainforest in...
