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Rare forest birds influenced by topography and habitat quality

August 16, 2020 seekingwilderness Our scientific publications

Found up to 5200 meters above sea level across the Andes of South America, Polylepis trees can grow higher than any other in the world. True survivors, these trees are[…]

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Reconciling biodiversity conservation with ecosystem services to save rare Andean forests

June 18, 2020 seekingwilderness Our scientific publications

Protected areas are important tools to conserve biodiversity. As they are often located in populated areas, protected areas are increasingly expected to also provide ‘ecosystem services’. Ecosystem services are the[…]

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Protecting nature in Half of the Earth could affect over one billion people

April 16, 2020 seekingwilderness Our scientific publications

Humanity is currently experiencing the biggest biodiversity crisis it has ever faced. During this ‘sixth mass extinction’, entirely caused by human activities, species go extinct at a rate 1000 times[…]

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Our fight to save nature

For as long as we can remember, we have loved nature. We love it so much, we have dedicated our lives to protecting it.

With this blog, we want to help you experiencing nature during your travels and learn more about the science of nature conservation.

So come on and read more about how you can see otters in the Netherlands, Andean bears in Colombia or Bald eagles in Maine. Or learn about nature conservation in Bolivia and in Democratic Republic of Congo, where we now work to save gorillas!

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